How to Fix Automatic Repair Loop Error on Windows 10

This guide explains how to resolve Automatic Repair Loop Error on Windows 10, starting with the most likely causes and moving through practical troubleshooting steps.

1. Common causes of Automatic Repair errors

Automatic Repair usually occurs when your computer is suddenly powered off due to a power outage or because we turn off the power with the Power button. Additionally, the Automatic Repair error appears when the file that executes the Boot process ( Windows Boot Manager ) fails. Besides, there are many other objective causes affecting Automatic Repair errors such as driver conflicts, blue screens.

2. Ways to fix Automatic Repair errors

2.1. Access to Command Prompt

Step 1: On the Automatic Repair error screen, click Advanced options .

Next, click on Troubleshoot .

Then choose Advanced options .

Next, select Command Prompt . Your computer will restart momentarily and configure the Command Prompt feature.

After rebooting the computer, Windows will ask you to select an account on the machine. Please click on the account and login password (if any).

After we access the Command Prompt as shown below is successful!

2.2. Use the Check disk command to automatically correct errors

In the Command Prompt window, enter the following command and press Enter :

chkdsk / f / r C:

After that, the Check Disk tool will automatically correct the errors and apply the changes to you. The next thing you need to do is turn off the Command Prompt window and restart the computer after the Check Disk is complete.

2.3. Use the Bootrec command in the Command Prompt

Step 1: Enter the following command and press Enter .

bootrec. exe / rebuildbcd

Step 2: Enter the following command and press Enter .

bootrec. exe / fixmbr

Step 3: Enter the next command and press Enter .

bootrec. exe / fixboot

After completing the commands, then exit CMD and restart the computer.

2.4. Turn off Automatic repair in Command Prompt

To turn off Automatic Repair in CMD, enter the following command and press Enter :

bcdedit / set recoveryenables no

To turn this feature back on, change it from No to Yes in the above command.

bcdedit / set recoveryenables yes

2.5. Data reset in the computer

Step 1: Click Advanced options on the Automatic Repair screen.

Step 2: Click Troubleshoot .

Step 3: Click Reset this PC .

Step 4: You choose Keep my files to keep documents and files not backed up on drive C. If you have saved the file, you should choose Remove everything to make the computer after the reset "cleaner" and avoid errors such as software conflicts, drivers.

Step 5: Click on Cloud download if you do not have the Windows installer on your computer and the Local reinstall option if you have ISO windows 10 on your computer. After selecting, the computer will begin the reset process.

Good luck!