Grab Windows Support to fix Windows Automatic Repair Loop

Sometimes, windows automatic repair can get stuck in a loop of repairing then at that time, you can only restart it to go back into the repairing process. Well, no need to worry as there are a few tricks that will surely help most of the people to get out of the loop. If these quick fixes don’t work, then you can take assistance from the experts of Windows Support team. They will guide you towards the few more advanced repairs that will surely get you out from the Windows Automatic repair loop.

What is Windows Automatic Repair loop?

Automatic Repair is a built-in feature that is designed to terminate PC issues for you. But far too habitually, it can do more damage than good by getting wedged in a startup repair loop. It is a well-documented issue and there are two most frequent variations of the Windows Automatic Repair loop:

• Windows Automatic Repair gets trapped on a black screen with Preparing Automatic Repair error message displayed.
• Windows Automatic Repair didn’t complete and displays, "Automatic repair couldn't repair your PC".

When Automatic Repair gets stuck in a loop and fails to complete, unfortunately, waiting it out generally doesn’t resolve the issue. However, with the Microsoft Windows Support know some reliable methods to get rid of this issue, devoid of having a Windows disc.

Quick resolutions for Windows Automatic Repair Loop

Refresh or Reset PC

• This official solution to an endless repair loop in windows is to directly refresh or reset the PC.
• On the preparing automatic repair window, press and hold power button 3 times in order to forcefully shutdown the machine.
• When system enters in boot repair page after 2-3 times of reboot simply choose troubleshoots and then go to reset PC or refresh PC option.  

Disable Early Launch Anti-Malware Protection

Another way is to disable early launch anti-malware protection to get out of the Windows Automatic Repair loop. For this:

• Navigate to Troubleshoot; go for Advanced Options and then Startup Settings.
• Your PC will restart then displays a list of options. From this, select Disable early launch anti-malware protection.
• Restart your PC once again and then check if you can boot into Windows.

Delete a Problematic File

Occasionally Windows will be stuck in an Automatic Repair loop due to definite corrupt files. By deleting it from its source position, you can easily get out from endless repairing loop.

These are the some simple fixes that can often get out of the Windows Automatic Repair loop with the least amount of endeavor. If these steps cannot help, then never forget that Windows Support Chat is always open for all the needy ones in order to resolve this issue.