How To Fix An Asus In A Preparing Automatic Repair Restart Loop

You’ll find a complete guide to quickly fixing the “Preparing Automatic Repair” loop on this page. Today we will discuss how to fix an Asus in a preparing automatic repair restart loop.

How To Fix An Asus In A Preparing Automatic Repair Restart Loop?

First method: Completely power off and restart your computer

Is your Asus laptop constantly restarting with an error message saying “Preparing Automatic Repair” or “Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your Ausus laptop“? Stay here with us and calm down.

• Press the “Power button” to turn off your computer completely. The screen will go completely black when it’s shut down, and the computer fans will stop spinning. All peripherals, such as USB flash drives, external hard drives, earbuds, etc., should be unplugged. You should also remove the power cable or adapter from your computer. Remove the battery from the battery compartment if you’re using a laptop with a detachable battery.
• Press and hold the “Power button” on your computer for roughly 30 seconds to drain any remaining charge.
• Connect your computer’s power line and place the battery in your laptop (if you removed it previously). Keep all USB devices unplugged until the process is complete.
• To start your computer, press the Power button until the boot screen appears. It will help you to solve the “Preparing automatic repair” screen problem. If not, then try the following method.

Second method: Fixing the Hardware

Try removing any major hardware additions and restarting your computer as a troubleshooting step.

Step 1: 

You should turn off the computer and remove any USBS, CDs, or anything your laptop could be accidentally trying to boot off. The next step is to unplug your battery.

Step 2: 

Look for an easy-access panel on the bottom of your computer to find your RAM. You can look up a disassembly video for your model. This blue screen error can be a hardware or software issue, so first, you should check your ram.

Step 3:

Take one stick out at a time, and try turning on your Asus now. If the blue screen error doesn’t go, then try the other stick of ram by the process of elimination. 

Ram is like a headlight on a car. If you remove both ram sticks and still have the problem, you must try fixing the software.

Fixing the software

Whenever a PC is stuck in an automated repair cycle, its last resort is to reset Windows 10. Two options are available: making a clean reset (which deletes everything) or saving your personal files and applications. Before resetting your device, our experts recommend keeping as much as possible – unless you don’t mind losing your files.

It would be best if you worked on the software Solutions now, and we’ll keep tapping on F9 until we enter the recovery manager. It is sad you will lose your data, but it will help you to save your computer. 

Press the F9 key on your keyboard while the boot screen is visible to enter the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). Go to Troubleshoot, and then select Reset. Follow the on-screen instructions to reset or refresh Windows 10 by choosing the appropriate option. As soon as the process is complete, you should be able to boot into your system without experiencing the loop.

Final thoughts

It can be frustrating to experience Windows Automatic Repair loops. This article explains how to fix an Asus by preparing an automatic repair restart loop. If it still doesn’t work, you will need to install Windows on your ASUS computer.