Windows Error Recovery Problem

[CyberHaddad]

Hello,

Please how to get rid (when booting Windows 7) of the "start up repair" window message. Even if I perform the repair and is successful every time I start my computer I get the same message of repair windows.

Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

Thanks

Edited December 1, 2013 by CyberHaddad

[Kalju]

Hello,

Please how to get ride (when booting Windows 7) of the "start up repair" window message. Even if I perform the repair and is successful every time I start my computer I get the same message of repair windows.

Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

Thanks

First You need to determine the cause, then you can something to improve. When and how it occurred, and what You did before? How Yours PC had turned off before it happened. Was it normally or not.

[Zigen]

Hello,

Please how to get ride (when booting Windows 7) of the "start up repair" window message. Even if I perform the repair and is successful every time I start my computer I get the same message of repair windows.

Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

Thanks

[Smeagol]

I had this issue before and solved it using this method:

1- Start (search for "cmd")

2- Right-Click > Run As Administrator

3- type the following and hit Enter

bcdedit /set [default] recoveryenabled No

Don't forget the spaces and the capital N: bceditspace/setspace[default]spacerecoveryenabledspaceNo

4- You should get "The Operation Completed Successfully"

Hope it works for you

PS: I agree with Zigen about solving the issue causing the repair message even if my method works

Edited December 1, 2013 by Smeagol

[speedy57]

I had this issue before and solved it using this method:

1- Start (search for "cmd")

2- Right-Click > Run As Administrator

3- type the following and hit Enter

bcdedit /set [default] recoveryenabled No

Don't forget the spaces and the capital N: bceditspace/setspace[default]spacerecoveryenabledspaceNo

4- You should get "The Operation Completed Successfully"

Hope it works for you

PS: I agree with Zigen about solving the issue causing the repair message even if my method works

Like this you just disable the error screen but don't solve the real problem...

[Smeagol]

I had this issue before and solved it using this method:

1- Start (search for "cmd")

2- Right-Click > Run As Administrator

3- type the following and hit Enter

bcdedit /set [default] recoveryenabled No

Don't forget the spaces and the capital N: bceditspace/setspace[default]spacerecoveryenabledspaceNo

4- You should get "The Operation Completed Successfully"

Hope it works for you

PS: I agree with Zigen about solving the issue causing the repair message even if my method works

Like this you just disable the error screen but don't solve the real problem...

--> PS: I agree with Zigen about solving the issue causing the repair message even if my method works

[ns870152]

when I choose:

... repair (recommended): 99% can't repair

... normally: 99% startup normally

So I never choose repair, if Windows can't startup, I use a rollback tool instead

[CyberHaddad]

Thanks to all for your answers... After searching my problem was solved by running the command:

bcdedit /set {current} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

In my opinion if there is an error somewhere it s still not solved/fixed but the actual tweak just ignores / skips it.

Edited December 1, 2013 by CyberHaddad

[speedy57]

Thanks to all for your answers... After searching my problem was solved by running the command:

bcdedit /set {current} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

In my opinion if there is an error somewhere it s still not solved/fixed but the actual tweak just ignore / skip it.

Your problem is not solved, like i said before...

[CyberHaddad]

Thanks to all for your answers... After searching my problem was solved by running the command:

bcdedit /set {current} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

In my opinion if there is an error somewhere it s still not solved/fixed but the actual tweak just ignore / skip it.

Your problem is not solved, like i said before...

[rajeesh]

try check disk.. may b hard disk issue

[mushakis]

When I face similar problem

I look for my windows dvd and insert it in the drive, boot from the dvd and follow the wizard for the installing the windows and choose REPAIR... and wait .............

Every thing will go back to normal .

[CyberHaddad]

try check disk.. may b hard disk issue

Thank you... I did that many times and recovery many times but it didn't solve the problem

[CyberHaddad]

When I face similar problem

I look for my windows dvd and insert it in the drive, boot from the dvd and follow the wizard for the installing the windows and choose REPAIR... and wait .............

Every thing will go back to normal .

maybe but I didn't try the DVD solution since I found a command to run to get rid of the message... thank you

[Zigen]

maybe but I didn't try the DVD solution since I found a command to run to get rid of the message... thank you

[CyberHaddad]

Zigen thanks it seems a cool tip, I will try it next time when I face such kind of issues