[Solved-3 Solutions] Automatically Repair Windows Problems
Error Description :
How to automatically Repair Windows Problems?
Solution 1:
Automatically Repair Windows 10 or Windows 8
- Windows 10 and Windows 8 have the greatest number of automatic repair options.
- A Startup Repair (formerly called Automatic Repair) is your best choice if Windows 10 or Windows 8 isn't starting correctly. Startup Repair is available from the Advanced Startup Options menu.
- If a Startup Repair didn't do the work, or the problem you're trying to fix isn't related to Windows starting properly, then Reset This PC is your next best bet.
- The Reset This PC process in Windows 10, called Reset Your PC or Refresh Your PC in Windows 8, is like a "copy over" of Windows. If you're familiar with Windows XP, it's very similar to the Repair Install process in that operating system.
- You have the option of saving your personal data with Reset This PC or have it removed too.
Solution 2:
Automatically Repair Windows 7 or Windows Vista
- Windows 7 and Windows Vista have nearly identical processes for automatically repairing important files. This process is called Startup Repair and functions similarly to the Startup Repair in Windows 10 & Windows 8 in that it only fixes problems related to Windows starting properly.
- Unfortunately, there is nothing like Reset This PC (Windows 10 & 8) or a Repair Install (Windows XP) that works to overwrite all important files, processes that tend to be very helpful when you have particularly stubborn problems in Windows but don't want to lose your important data.
Solution 3:
Automatically Repair Windows XP
- Windows XP really only has one automatic repair process, called the Repair Install.
- The Repair Install process is very similar to the Reset This PC process in Windows 10 & 8 in that it overwrites all of the important files in Windows XP in an attempt to fix whatever might ail your computer.