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How to Fix Windows10 Preparing Automatic Repair Error? [4 Solutions]

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How to Fix Windows10 Preparing Automatic Repair Error? [4 Solutions] Stuck at the Windows 10 preparing automatic repair black screen? Check this video or follow the tutorial to fix the problem: http://bit.ly/2XwH4xd Windows 10 preparing automatic repair is a common Windows error that generally occurs when you initiate Windows Automatic Repair to fix a software-related issue. But, instead of repairing the system, it causes the PC to get stuck at the black screen. To fix the problem, there are 4 workable solutions. 0:53 Factors that might trigger Windows preparing automatic repair black screen 2:07 Solution 1: Boot into Safe Mode and Check for App Issues 3:12 Solution 2: Reinstall Graphics Drivers 4:14 Solution 3: Rebuild BCD 5:21 Solution 4: Disable Automatic Repair 6:30 Bonus: Recover Data If the Computer Failed to Boot Up How Fix a Black Screen after Preparing Automatic Repair? 1. Boot into Safe Mode Step 1: Power up your PC and choose to boot from the Windows Installation Media. Step 2: You-ll be prompted to the Windows Setup screen. Here click -Next- to proceed further. Step 3: Tap the -Repair Your Computer- button at the bottom-left corner. Step 4: Click -Troubleshoot and Advanced Options- and choose Command Prompt from the list. Step 5: Here execute the -bcdedit /set -default- safeboot minimal- command in the CMD window and close Command Prompt. Step 6: Click -Continue- to exit Advanced Startup and wait for your PC to restart automatically. 2. Reinstall the Graphics Driver Step 1: Once PC is successfully booted into safe mode, press -Windows- + -X- and choose -Device Manager-. Step 2: Expand the -Display Drivers- option and right-click the default graphics driver. Then tap the -Uninstall- button to remove its current version. Step 3: Wait for the driver to get uninstalled completely. Then go to the official website of your PC-s manufacturer and download the latest -Display Driver- pack for your PC accordingly. Step 4: Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install the new version of display drivers. 3. Rebuild BCD Step 1: Fire Up your PC/laptop and boot from the Installation Media. Step 2: On the startup screen, click -Next- and then tap -Repair Your Computer-. Step 3: Click -Troubleshoot and Advanced Options- and then select -Command Prompt- to launch CMD. Step 4: Now, execute these commands in the same order. bootrec /fixboot bootrec /scanos bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /rebuildbcd 4. Disable Automatic Repair Use the same steps as earlier to launch Command Prompt using Windows Installation media. Then, execute the -bcdedit /set -current- recoveryenabled No- command to turn-off Automatic Repair. While these four methods will help you fix the Windows 10 Automatic Repair loop in almost every situation. Bonus: Recover Data If the Computer Failed to Boot Up (With Recoverit) Download Wondershare Recoverit from our official website: https://recoverit.wondershare.com/
Date: 2022-03-21

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Comments and reviews: 10

IBladeM
I had a black screen after trying to reinstall from usb. Press on button of pc and it restarted. Then I tried reinstall from the windows settings, it eventually restarted and I get another black screen..... then I replugged my hdmi cable in the pc, boom, screen saying it's setting my pc 15%. So anyone with the black screen issue, try the cable first, you never know ;)
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Skylahr
I don-t know what I did, but I think while I was trying to change something in my BIOS, I accidentally changed my boot up order. The windows boot manager was first. I was about to pull my hair out because nothing was working for me. I changed my boot up order to my SSD, and it booted right up. Hope this helps you all
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greg
I tried the 3 restart tick with pressing and holding the power button on but I never got the installation media screen giving me options to start repair or system restore etc.... All I get is back to automatically trying to repair loop! Any suggestions to get safe mode started?
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Alex
My dudes I need help, I just bought a new ram module and I switch it with one I had before. So now I had 2 different modules combined one 2 gb and the other 4 gb same frequency and my pc keep reatarting and saying preparing automatic rrpair in a loop any help?
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Louchuru
After the windows automatic repair shows up it goes to black screen and doesn't show anything even after waiting for decades. Is there other ways to go to the safe mode? I really need my computer right now I have online exams and my thesis need to be done.
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pramod
Not work please say other solution my laptop not boot when booting show preparing automatic driver and after show diagnosing your pc and stuck on blue screen show automatic repair
Your PC did not start correctly please give other solution
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sonnyboy
2:13 what how did you do that i cant even know how to do that because my laptop just stuck at repairing disk errors this might take over an hour to complete bruh i just wanna reset my pc i dont know how!!!?!!!!?
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Aliza
Which button do I have to press to get this option coz my laptop continues off as soon as I tourn on my laptop ... But it's say something about preparing automatic repair ... Plz help me if anyone know what to do -
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Workshop
My pc boots into that -choose an option- blue screen that I cant get out of. My hard drive boots fine on other computers, what would you suggest i try? Do you think the cmos battery could cause this issue?
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King
Guys just buy a new PC or Laptop or whatever, NOTHING is going to fix this especially since anything running Windows 10 will pretty much be scrapped once Windows 11 becomes more viable.
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