how to fix the automatic repair loop in windows 8.1

HOW TO FIX THE AUTOMATIC

REPAIR LOOP IN WINDOWS 8.1

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PRACTICAL EXAMPLE:

While working on my Windows 7 I thought to upgrade it to Windows 8.1. Everything was going smooth but as I made the reboot, Windows 8 got stuck in automatic repair loop. It displayed the log file which is located in

C:\windows\system32\logfiles\srt\

srttrail.txt and repair isn’t working.

HOW TO FIX?

Solution 1:

This solution helps you to disable automatic repair from getting started if your system fails to boot into windows.

All you need –Windows 8 or 8.1 CD

Step 1: Put the CD in your drive and proceed toBoot.

Step 2: When installation screen pop-up look andchoose “Repair Your Computer”.

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Step 3: You will find the screen that will prompt“Choose an option”. Choose “Troubleshoot”, thenmove to “Advanced Options”, and finally move to“Command Prompt”.

Step 4: Now you will see the commandprompt. Type “bcdedit” and hit on enter.

Step 5: You will find a list in the top you willsee “resumeobject”. Now copy the number,including the brackets.

Step 6: Type “bcdedit /set (the number youcopied) recovery enabled No”. Hit enter.

Step 7: You will now find a message “Theoperation completed successfully”

Step 8: Now Type “Exit”

Step 9: Reboot your computer. Hopeeverything works well

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Solution 2:

Boot into the safe mode first, and then reboot your system.

You are landed on a screen that will says “Windows did not load properly”.

Step 1: Choose “Advanced repair options”

Step 2: Now choose “Troubleshoot”

Step 3: After this move to “Advanced Options”

Step 4: Choose “Start up settings”

Step 5: Now “Restart”


Step 6: While restarting your system hit the 4

key to move into the safe mode.

Step 7: Now you will be able to log in andrestart and boot your computer normally.

Note: Use every command without quotes

Solution 3:

Run check disk to find if the hard drive is the problem

What you will need – A Windows 8 or 8.1 CD

Step 1: Place the CD in your drive and proceedto boot from it.

Step 2: When the install screen pops up, lookto the left and choose “Repair YourComputer”.


Step 3: You will now find a screen which says“Choose an option”. Choose “Troubleshoot”,then “Advanced Options”, and finally move to“Command Prompt”.

Step 4: Type “chkdsk/r C:”

Step 5: It will take several hours depending onyour hard drive size.

Step 6: Once the scan gets over type “exit”.

Step 7: Reboot your computer. Hope everythingworks well.

Note: Use every command without quotes

Solution 4:

Ensure that your hard drive is in boot priority.

Step 1: Boot into BIOS on your operatingSystem.

Step 2: Move to boot priority list.

Step 3: If you find “Windows Boot Manager” asnumber 1 in the priority list, change it so that harddrive stands in number 1.


Step 4: Now save and exit BIOS.

Step 5: Reboot your computer. Hopeeverything works well.

ALTERNATIVE OPTION: For a non-technical user may this

solutions seems to be hectic.

Thus for them an easy automatic solution is recommended, i.e. a tool that can repair all errors in the system.

Reimage Repair Tool is the best solution to overcome from any sort of issues related to the OS or SYSTEM.


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