Need pc help windows 10

Alright heres the dealio..I was messing with the task manager and I ended up turning off i shouldnt of,so in result of that windows like that annoying kid who thinks they know what they are doing but ended up making matters worse was like oh an error let us restart your computer for you,so it does just that now its stuck in this automatic repair loop it says "preparing automatic pc repair" then a command box flickers briefly and disappears and then proceeds to say "diagnosising pc" and then says "repairing disk errors something about taking an hour to do so".but it does not do that it just repeats the cycle over and over and i cant do nothing no trouble shooting no restoring to a previous state nothing all i can do is boot to settings and bios thats it.so if anyone some free time and feels like helping out with my predicament that would be much appreciated.

a reply to: Leprekon

Hm. Press F8 as it's restarting and see if you can reboot it in safe mode.

a reply to: swanne

Nope nothing

a reply to: Leprekon

Okay, try pressing F1 - this should at least give you some message about the problem, perhaps there'll be options there.

The only two keys that i can press that work are,f2 whichs brings me in the setup menu and f12, which brings me into boot options.

a reply to: Leprekon

Try holding down the delete key as you power on.

Does this thread help? forum.windowsinstructed.com...

a reply to: Leprekon

In F12, in the boot options, can you choose from which partitions to load?

What are the options you're seeing?

a reply to: Hefficide

That does not work either i should put it out there that my pc is an alienware r15

a reply to: Leprekon

You can get into the BIOS at least?

If so, use the PC that you're on now to create a system repair disk, then change your boot order in the BIOS to USB and boot from it.

a reply to: swanne

I see uefi
Uefi options:
Windows boot manager
Onboard nic (ipv4)
Onboard nic (ipv6)

Other options:
Diagnostics
Enter setup
Peripheral device setting (oprom setting)(greyedout)
Bios flash update
Change boot mode settings

a reply to: Hefficide

I cant even get past the boot screen to even create a recovery.

a reply to: Leprekon

Okay. Now, what's in "windows boot manager" and "change boot mode settings"?


If I remember correctly, last time I did this I was on a Windows 7, and the solution was somewhere in there.

You will more than likely be booting from a UEFI secure boot which limits startup repair options.

Go into your bios and disable secure boot. Don't delete the keys as we will need to enable secure boot again and you need the keys.

Once you have disabled secure boot you should be able to bring up the startup repair PE environment. You just need to tap either F8 or Shift-F8. F8 worked for me on Dell and HP machines.

When you go into that you will need to go into advanced options and then select the startup menu option which will give you the options to go into safe mode and the like.

Once it restarts select last known good configuration to start with.

I've had recent experience of having to fix Windows 10 in the automatic repair boot loop and that is the method that worked for me on multiple machines.

a reply to: Leprekon

Hi, try watching this video.



Oops, here is the source!
www.tomshardware.com...

a reply to: swanne

It does not say what windows boot manager does, and as for change boot mode setting the options are,legacy boot mode secure boot on or off
And uefi boot mode secure boot on or off

uninstall windows 10.

install windows 7.

Problem solved

a reply to: mclarenmp4

Alright i turned off the secure boot but to no avail the f8 key or shift and f8 method do not work

a reply to: Leprekon

In the last 3 months now, I have reverted 67 computers from Windows 10 back to Windows 7. Windows 10 sucks.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: Leprekon

Change your boot option to legacy and try again.