Windows 10 - automatic repair every boot windows.

[litwicki24]

Hello. Everytime when i boot windows ( after normal windows restart ) it is showing automatic repair before loaded windows. Where can be issue? I always restart windows safety with windows restart button. But even this in next boot windows is showing automatic repair .

 

[jimma47]

I had this issue a while back and ended up having to do a fresh install of Windows 10. Just stuck in a boot loop.

If you can still get into windows it would be a good time to make sure you have everything backed up..

 

[litwicki24]

Event viewer saying that system was not closed properly <lol> But i use restart button from windows. So thats why he repairing everytime on next boot. Is this windows 10 issue or hardware?

 

[jimma47]

Mine was a Windows 10 issue. Probably because I didn't do a clean install to start with. That fixed my issues.

 

[litwicki24]

Why event viewer saying that system was not properly closed? Even if i properly restart system by windows restart button click.

 

[jimma47]

I can only tell you what I experienced. Instability can be an indication of larger issues. Mine was fixed when I did a fresh install of Windows 10.

The processes may have not shut down properly or crashed - the message has got nothing to do with which way you restarted your PC.

Someone else may be able to give you more specific information..

 

[litwicki24]

Everytime when i click Restart button , windows after next boot showing Automatic repair , like it was not closed properly.

 

[jimma47]

Like I said - nothing to do with how you restart. It looks to me like it's a windows issue.

edit - have you installed any new hardware lately? Or moved your Windows install to a new SSD?

 

[S_I_N]

could be a faulty drive as well. please outline how windows was installed onto this drive. IE fresh install moved from another computer yadda yadda.

 

[AlienALX]

I've had this from a bad overclock but it usually puts itself right after a boot or two.

 

[S_I_N]

I had one on win10 from a bad oc and it kept doing it I just finally said fark it and re-installed

 

[jimma47]

I had one on win10 from a bad oc and it kept doing it I just finally said fark it and re-installed

Mine was a stable OC on W7 for a couple of years (and mild 4.2ghz at that) so I think it was more a data corruption issue. Just happened after one update and got stuck in a repair loop of death.

 

[AlienALX]

Mine was a stable OC on W7 for a couple of years (and mild 4.2ghz at that) so I think it was more a data corruption issue. Just happened after one update and got stuck in a repair loop of death.

It's almost certainly a data corruption issue. Finding the cause is going to be tricky though, especially if it won't fix itself.

I'd definitely try reinstalling first.

 

[litwicki24]

But my system is not overclocked and games are stable. So even that it can be issue with hardware?

Maybe something with SSD? But HDDTUNE not reporting bad sectors, and SMART is 100% good.

 

[AlienALX]

Then completely reinstall Windows first and see what happens.

 

[barnsley]

tbh, it was probably all those attempts you made to play batman.

 

[jimma47]

tbh, it was probably all those attempts you made to play batman.

And I was trying so hard not to bite...

 

[litwicki24]

second problem. Also sometimes applications not responding. I mean i am clicking to open and nothing happening.

Its something with windows or my hardware , ram or SDD ?

 

[AlienALX]

......

Then completely reinstall Windows first and see what happens.

 

[jimma47]

All signs of a dying Windows install.