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1. #ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR INSTALL#
2. #ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR UPDATE#

#ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR INSTALL#

Once you have the key you can reformat you laptop and install a new OS but you will need the key to activate it so be sure to get the key first. Be careful you get the key from your drive and not the key from the computer your using to recover the key. Some users recommend performing Startup Repair when the laptop is stuck on Preparing Automatic Repair during startup. You can easily complete the process by following the instructions in the wizard. The detailed steps are outlined below: Click on the Troubleshoot button > Advanced Options > choose Command Prompt from the list.

#ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR UPDATE#

Select Troubleshoot and then proceed to Update your PC or Reset your PC. Method 1 Using Command Prompt to Access Boot Menu Options You can use bootrec.exe to update the master boot record, partition boot sector, and the boot configuration data to correct boot issues on Windows. The system will call for repair after the restart. Now, whenever I boot it, it gets stuck on the HP boot screen with the loading symbol or sometimes Preparing Automatic Repair HP laptop stuck on boot up. You can also do this by removing the SSD from your computer and placing it in a USB enclosure and running the same program (jellybean key recovery ) on the drive in the enclosure. At the Preparing Automatic Repair window, press the power button three times to force the computer to shut down. If this doesn't work get a Linux distribution like Ubuntu and run it from a jump stick install a key recovery program(jellybean key recover is good ) on the Linux program and find the oem key for your windows program.

It sounds like the repair program is running from the repair partition and its probably corrupt. Then get a windows ten install disk(ISO) and put it on a jump stick then get the computer to boot from the USB and run the repair program from there. This should clear the memory and allow a clean boot. If you don't see the setup screen, your PC might not be set up to boot from a drive. On the initial setup screen, enter your language and other preferences, if needed, and then select Next. Step 1: After entering the recovery environment, select (Troubleshooting)> (Advanced Options)> (Command Prompt). Then reconnect the battery and replace the cover. Turn off the nonfunctional PC then connect the installation media you created. First try removing the back cover this will help with that Once that's off disconnect the battery and hold down the power button for 60 seconds.