How To Fix Windows 10 Startup Problems

Hello everyone, this article will discuss about how to resolve some startup issues you might be having in Windows 10. There could be a variety of issues that cause startup issues, and this is a few tutorials you can try to restore Windows 10, so we are going to assume that you obviously cannot boot into Windows 10 and that you just keep getting rejected. And you have to keep manually turning your power off, by pressing your power key on your computer until your computer turns off.

So, in Windows 10 after three consecutive power offs that are done improperly. it'll try and launch the automatic repair tool, so just keep that in mind and you does not require any additional CD or DVD downloads, no as no ISO files. Nothing so pretty much, this is built in to Windows and acts as a recovery device for your computer. So you're going to get an error saying your PC do not start correctly press restart to restart your PC, which can sometimes fix the problem in our case. But we can also see here it says you can also press Advanced Options to try other options to repair your PC, so at this point let's go on the Advanced Options button right next to restart, so it should be the right option. Underneath, choose an option left look on troubleshoot. Now there were underneath the troubleshooting window, select Advanced Options. Now there's a few different methods we're going to go through in this tutorial.

The first one will be the selected System Restore, should be the top left item there. So you're gonna get a little dialog window saying that System Restore can help fix problems, that might be making your computer run slowly or stop responding. System Restore does not affect any of your documents, pictures, or other personal data. Recently installed programs and drivers might be uninstalled, this is an important point to note if you do know any programs you might have installed is the reason that are causing this issue. I would highly recommend if you can boot into safe mode and try and install the program or whatever you can do, to remedy whatever you knowingly did if for majority. I'm assuming do not know what caused it, you will select next so we see that we have one system restore point currently created on this computer. If you have multiple you could select any other restore point listed in this drop-down list, so I would recommend trying to back up to the most recently created restore point and then just go backwards from there, but I would try doing the more recent one first and then it's like next this will just confirm that you're going to restore back to this specific time stamp and which computer drive it affects and please keep in mind says if you've changed your windows Password, recently we recommend that you create a password reset disk. So just keep that in the back of your head before you do this and then left click on finish and then you will receive a warning saying “once started, system restore cannot be interrupted. do you want to continue?” please keep in mind you cannot interrupt the system restore once it has begun, so what you want to do is select YES and this will begin to initialize the system restore.

So just be patient, this will take a couple minutes to run. So once it's done we can see the system restore has completed successfully and we can see the date and time in term restored,but in fact it clicked we start buying to restart your computer, so let the computer restart. If for some reason that you are not able to boot into Windows 10 normally, I have another alternative method and every will involve going back into the troubleshooting menu that we were previously in. so we're just gonna go fast-forward back to the troubleshooting menu for you guys who this did not work. So again underneath automatic repair, select Advanced Options and they've choose an option select troubleshoot underneath troubleshoot beside Advanced Options. This time select the bottom-left option that says startup repair fix problems, that keep Windows from loading so left click on that and this will take a little bit of time to run this tool is pretty automatic. So once it's done running, just restart your computer to see if your computer is now able to boot into Windows.

There is one more method we can try and it will involve us going back into the troubleshooting menu, which we're going to go to right now. Assuming that did not work our third and final option today is going to be selecting advanced options, so select that button right there. Select troubleshoot, underneath choose an option select advanced options top right tiles should say command prompt. So you wanna left click on that and the first thing we should do is type our main hard drive here in most cases it should be the C Drive, So you just do a C colon and then hit enter on your keyboard. so once you're underneath the C Drive we're going to type in dir and then hit enter on your keyboard, it should have Program Files to users and windows all in there. Let's how you know you're in the right directory, in some cases it might be the D Drive as well. So just keep that in mind, nice thing we're going to do is type in CD space Ford / windows ford / system 32 Ford / config and then you're going to hit enter on your keyboard so now you're going to type MD space back up. If you've seen other tutorials, it might also say to put it down and back  up. That's because the back up name is pretty common, when you want to back something up so you can name this. Whatever you want doesn't have to be back up, so if you've already made it back home folder in the past you could do backup one. so once you're done setting the name you want the backup to be called hit enter on your keyboard again, at this point you want to type copy Copy then you want to do the star symbol above the e key and do a period or a dime. Whatever you want to call it, then another star sign and then another space and then type back up and then hit enter on your keyboard. Now you want to type cd' reg back and then hit enter on your keyboard so now that we were under the Reg back, so now you want to type dir again and then hit enter so now at this point we're gonna type copy again so copy space star sign D on another star sign space and then two dots so we're going to type copy space star sign dot sign star sign dot  and then hit enter on your keyboard again. So for override you want to overwrite all, so type a on your keyboard so capital a and hit enter on your keyboard so at this point you should be good to go.

You can close out of the command prompt window, so I hope one of these different methods we went through in this tutorial helped you, but try to go back into your safe mode if possible and uninstall any programs you know might be conflicting with the Windows startup if you can get into safe mode so just keep that in mind something very simple like that could be blocking up everything so again I hope this tutorial helped you guys out and I will catch you in the next tutorial.