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How to Fix Asus VivoBook Automatic Repair on Every Boot

Is your Asus VivoBook stuck in an automatic repair loop? This article guides you through troubleshooting steps to fix startup issues and regain access to your device.

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If your Asus VivoBook shows an automatic repair screen every time you boot, it indicates a startup issue that the system cannot resolve independently. This problem can result from corrupted files, hardware issues, or improper shutdowns. You can follow specific troubleshooting steps to resolve the automatic repair loop and restore normal function.

What does it mean when your Asus VivoBook shows automatic repair?

When your Asus VivoBook displays the automatic repair screen, it means the operating system has detected a problem that prevents it from loading normally. This screen typically appears after repeated failed boot attempts or an improper shutdown, signaling that Windows is trying to fix the issue automatically. You may see options like 'Restart' or 'Advanced options' on this screen.

Why does my Asus VivoBook keep going into automatic repair?

There are several common reasons your VivoBook might enter an automatic repair loop:

  • Corrupted system files: Updates or installations can sometimes lead to file corruption.
  • Hardware issues: Failing hard drives or faulty RAM can prevent the system from booting.
  • Incompatible software: Recently installed applications or drivers may conflict with the operating system.
  • Power interruptions: Unexpected shutdowns or power failures can disrupt the boot process.
An Asus VivoBook laptop with an open screen showing file corruption errors.

Steps to fix the automatic repair loop on your Asus VivoBook

To fix the automatic repair loop, follow these steps:

  1. Restart your laptop while continuously pressing the F8 key until you see the Advanced Boot Options menu.
  1. Select Troubleshoot from the options.
  1. Choose Advanced options.
  1. Click on Startup Repair.
  1. Follow the on-screen instructions to let Windows attempt to fix the boot problem.
  1. If prompted, select your user account and enter your password.
  1. After the process completes, restart your laptop.

How to confirm the automatic repair issue is resolved

To verify that the automatic repair issue has been fixed, follow these steps:

  1. Restart your Asus VivoBook normally without pressing any keys.
  1. Check if the system boots directly into Windows without displaying the automatic repair screen.
  1. If it boots up normally, perform a few additional restarts to ensure the problem does not reoccur.

Tips to prevent automatic repair issues in the future

To avoid facing the automatic repair screen again, consider these preventive measures:

  • Keep your operating system and drivers updated to the latest versions.
  • Regularly run system maintenance tools to check for and repair corrupted files.
  • Install reliable antivirus software to prevent malware that could corrupt system files.
  • Avoid sudden power loss by using a surge protector or uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
  • Regularly back up your data to minimize loss in case of future issues.

Conclusion

If the automatic repair loop persists after trying these steps, consider reaching out to Asus support or a professional technician for further assistance.