How to enter the automatic repair system for Win10
In the process of using Windows 10 system, we may sometimes encounter some startup problems, network connection problems, file corruption or registry errors. These problems may cause our computers to fail to run normally, or even fail to start. At this time, the Windows 10 automatic repair system can play its role. How to access the automatic repair system of Win10?
First, if your computer encounters problems during startup, such as a blue or black screen, you can try to hold down the Shift key and select "Restart". Doing so will put your computer into the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), which is an important step for automatic repair.
Secondly, in WinRE, you can see the "Troubleshooting" option. Click it and you will see more repair options, including "Uninstall Preview Update", "Reset this PC" and so on. If you are sure that the problem is caused by an update, you can try to uninstall that update. If you are not sure, you can select Start Repair. This option will automatically detect and repair problems during Windows startup.
In addition, if you have Windows 10 installation media (such as USB flash disk or CD-ROM) on hand, you can also use it to start the computer and enter WinRE. During startup, select the Repair Computer option, and then follow the prompts.
Finally, we need to remind that although the automatic repair system is powerful, it is not omnipotent. Sometimes, it may not solve all problems. If automatic repair cannot solve your problem, you may need to consider other repair methods, or contact professional technical support personnel.
In general, Win10's automatic repair system is a powerful tool that can help us solve many common computer problems. As long as we master the correct operation method, we can restore our computer to normal operation.
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