How To Fix Automatic Repair Loop In Windows 10?

Automatic Repair Loop is a diagnostic tool that helps you to detect and resolve the boot issues that have occurred on your Windows 10 computer. However, when using this repair tool, users may encounter some users. Continue reading this page to know how to fix Automatic Repair Loop in Windows 10 issue.

Causes Of The Automatic Repair Loop Issue

Bad system update

Corrupted system file

Installation of a new graphics card or a hardware

Outdated drivers

To fix the Automatic Repair Loop issue on your Windows 10 computer, perform the simple troubleshooting methods given below.

Method 1: Disconnecting The Newly Installed Hardware

If you encounter the boot error after installing new hardware on your computer, then the problem might be with it. To check it, disconnect the newly installed hardware and turn on your computer. If the boot process is done successfully, then the problem is with the hardware.

Method 2: Undoing The System Changes

Some misconfigured system settings might also cause these kinds of issues. To fix it, undo the system settings using your Windows 10 computer’s System Restore.
On the error screen, click on the Advanced options button.
Select the Troubleshoot option followed by Advanced Options. Click on the System Restore button.
Configure the restore settings and click Next.
Now, the restore process will be initiated on your computer.
After restoring the system settings, check whether the Automatic repair loop in windows 10 error is resolved. If not, perform the next method given below.

Method 3: Using The Built-in System Repair Tools

System File Checker and CHKDSK are the built-in repair tools of the Windows 10 computer that helps you in removing the corrupted system files.
Restart your Windows 10 computer.
Press the F2 button on your computer's keyboard as soon as the Windows logo appears on the screen.
Select See advanced repair > Choose an option > Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Command Prompt.
Now, in the CMD window, run the following command, “chkdsk /r c:”
Perform the on-screen instructions to repair the corrupted system.

Method 4: Rebuilding BCD

Open the CMD window by referring to the instructions explained in “Method 3.”
Now, run all these three commands one by one in the CMD window: exe /rebuildbcd, exe /fixmbr, and exe /fixboot.
After running all these commands, exit from the CMD window by typing exit.

Now, restart your Windows 10 computer and check if the Automatic Repair Loop in windows 10 error is resolved.
If not, perform the next method given below.

Method 5: Deleting The Problematic Files

Sometimes the presence of the problematic files may also cause these kinds of issues. To delete them, follow the instructions given below.

Open the CMD application from the Boot menu.
Type cd CD:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\Srt SrtTrail.txt.
Tap Enter.
Now, if the following message “Boot critical file c:\windows\system32\drivers\tmel.sys is corrupt.” displayed on the screen, run cd c”windowsystem32drivers delvsock.sys. Then, restart your Windows 10 computer.
If the automatic repair loop error remains unresolved, then disable the Automatic Startup Repair feature on your Windows 10 computer. To do so, follow the below instructions.

Turn off or disable the Automatic Startup Repair feature on your computer by running the bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled No.
Now, restart the computer.
To re-enable the Automatic Startup Repair feature later, run bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled Yes.

If the automatic repair loop in windows 10 remains unresolved, even after performing all these methods, contact us.