Windows 10 stuck in automatic repair loop

rwhite · Mar 16, 2019

SOLVED THANK YOU have tried several ways to fix this and can't. I am very limited with knowledge about computers. I am at the point where i am ready to download win 10 on a usb drive to load in the computer. Don;t know how I will do that since it will not boot. The computer I am working with was win8 and upgraded to win 10. If anyone know of a good fix I can load on a usb and fix it that way i'm game. I need simple and easy.

Neemobeer · Mar 16, 2019

Download the Windows 10 iso on a friend's computer and create a bootable USB. On your computer boot to the USB drive and reinstall Windows. There is an option to keep programs and data. That will be the easiest way to get it working.

Neemobeer · Mar 16, 2019

Try just power cycling the computer when it attempts a repair.

If that doesn't get it out of the loop you may need to boot to the recovery console tap F8 during boot and trying a system restore.

rwhite · Mar 16, 2019

to do a system restore do I have to have a disk to

Neemobeer said:
Try just power cycling the computer when it attempts a repair.

If that doesn't get it out of the loop you may need to boot to the recovery console tap F8 during boot and trying a system restore.

to do a system restore do I have to have a windows disk?

Neemobeer · Mar 16, 2019

No, most systems will have a built in recovery partition.

rwhite · Mar 16, 2019

Neemobeer said:
No, most systems will have a built in recovery partition.

it only list 3 dates and none work. crazy but it is only listed for C my windows are in E or F i can't change it.

rwhite · Mar 16, 2019

i guess I need another option. please

Neemobeer · Mar 16, 2019

Download the Windows 10 iso on a friend's computer and create a bootable USB. On your computer boot to the USB drive and reinstall Windows. There is an option to keep programs and data. That will be the easiest way to get it working.

rwhite · Mar 19, 2019

Neemobeer said:
Download the Windows 10 iso on a friend's computer and create a bootable USB. On your computer boot to the USB drive and reinstall Windows. There is an option to keep programs and data. That will be the easiest way to get it working.

Thank you Neemobeer I got it loaded and it's going again.

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