If so, then stop here, because the registry backup is useless and you have to find another way to fix the startup problem. Now see if any of the listed files has 0 (zero) bytes in their file size.
Then type DIR (to view the contents of RegBack folder).ġ0. To navigate to RegBack folder, type this command:ĩ. Now navigate to " RegBack" folder (Windows\System32\Config\RegBack), where Windows stores automatically a backup of the registry files whenever the machine is booted. (Press Enter after typing each command):Ĩ. Now take a backup of the current registry files, by giving the following commands in order. * Note:Change the letter D according to your case.ħ. As you can see at the screenshot bellow, the Windows drive letter is D: (the drive where Windows installed, commonly in the largest partition in size).Į.g. At command prompt give the following commands in order (press Enter after typing each command):Ĥ. At Advanced options choose Command Prompt.ģ. At Automatic Repair Screen choose Advanced Options.Ģ.
How to Fix the Infinite Automatic Repair/Startup Repair Loop issue on Windows OS.ġ. The tutorial contains instructions to resolve the infinite Startup Repair loop problem, on Windows 10, 8 or 7 OS. Additionally, you cannot reset or restore your computer to a previous working state by using the Advanced Options provided in Automatic Repair mode. If you have experienced the infinite "Automatic Repair" loop issue on your computer and you have tried to reset or restore your computer to a previous working state without success then read this guide to fix the problem.ĭescription of "Automatic Repair loop" or "Startup Repair loop" problem: Windows cannot start normally and cannot fix the Startup problems automatically, by using the Automatic Repair. The "Preparing Automatic Repair" loop issue, can be faced on a Windows 10 or Windows 8 based computer, after installing a Windows Update or after closing you computer without performing a normal shutdown (e.g.
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