Is Automatic Startup Repair not working in Windows 11?
Then you are at the right place as here is how to fix the issue.
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The Automatic Repair Tool is one of the features that you use when
your Windows computer does not boot. Some Windows users have faced an issue where
their Windows Automatic Startup Repair is not working. In this video, we are going to suggest
methods to fix the issue. Let's get started!
You need to rebuild the Boot Configuration Data file and repair the Master Boot Record file.
To do this, you have to boot into the Advanced Startup
Options screen and then select Command Prompt.
Following that, your system will ask for the password. After entering it,
you will find the Command Prompt right on your screen. Enter these commands one by one-
bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd bootrec.exe /fixmbr
bootrec.exe /fixboot These commands will fix Boot
Sector problems. After running these commands, check whether you can start normally or not.
If DISM doesn’t fix the issue, while in the Advanced Options,
run this command in Command Prompt.
chkdsk /r c: Check if it fixes the issue.
The problem may be due to a wrongful Registry alteration. Therefore, restoring it can fix
the issue in most cases. So, use this command in
Command Prompt to fix the issue. copy c:\windows\system32\config\RegBack\*
c:\windows\system32\config Type All and hit Enter to confirm your actions.
You can run the DISM tool offline when Automatic Startup Repair fails to work.
You will need to go to Advanced Options then Command Prompt and
use this command to fix the error. Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
/Source:C:\RepairSource\Windows In the command above, substitute
the C:\RepairSource\Windows part with the actual location of the repair source.
Finally, check if it fixes the issue.
If nothing works, you can always use Reset this PC – as this will fix the
issue without removing any of your data files.
You can use Windows Installation Media to repair your computer.
To do that download Windows ISO. Create a Bootable USB or DVD drive.
Then boot from the media and choose “Repair your computer.”
Under Advanced troubleshooting, choose Startup Repair. For more details follow this guide.
Boot from the media and choose “Repair your computer.” You can follow this guide for details.
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