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How can I do "Automatic Repair" in my PC

How can I do "Automatic Repair" in my PC

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What version of Windows are you using? 10? 8? etc.

What is the problem that needs "Automatic Repair"?

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Agree some more information would be helpful. I am gathering it is booting to the Automatic repair screen. What events led up to the automatic repair? What version of Windows are you running? The more information you can give around the situation, the better.

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To perform an automatic repair, you must use the power button to reboot your computer several times in quick succession. Timing is crucial here.

Press the power button to turn on the computer. When the Windows spinning cursor appears, immediately hold down the power button for about 5 seconds or until Windows shuts off completely. The trick is to press the power button before the Windows login screen appears. When the computer turns off, repeat the process.

After 3 or 4 reboots, your PC will perform an automatic repair.

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