Click Yes when confirmation notification popups.Right-click the Windows Update you installed recently and then click Uninstall.Click View Installed Updates from the left pane Clicking View Installed Updates From the Control Panel.Once the safe mode is opened, click Start Menu and type Control Panel to open it.Once your computer restarted, press 5 or F5 to open the Safe Mode.Click Restrat from the bottom right of the screen Restarting Windows to Boot into Safe Mode.Then, click Advanced Options > Troubleshoot > Startup Settings.To boot into Safe Mode, wait for the “ Preparing Automatic Repair” to fail.You might just need to uninstall the updates and drivers to fix this issue. When you successfully boot into safe mode, one thing will confirm that it is not a hardware issue. Safe Mode is a feature that allows the users to boot without unnecessary services, peripherals and GPU drivers.
To fix this, first, you need to boot into safe mode to uninstall Windows updates and drivers to check if these are the culprit causing this issue. It is possible that this error is occurring due to corrupted Windows updates or drivers. It’s still worth it to check the System Restore GUI though. Unfortunately, this method only works if you have created a restore point previously when your Windows was working fine. So, we can try to perform a system restore manually. If your Windows is stuck at Preparing Automatic Restore, it means that it is trying to restore corrupted Windows Settings/Files and it’s failing to do so. Wait for 20 Seconds, then re-plug the power cord and start your computer. If it is still stuck on this screen after waiting, try power-cycling your computer, press and hold the power button on it for at least 10 seconds when the computer shuts down completely, and unplug the power cord from socket.
Basic Troubleshootingīefore changing any settings or trying to resolve the issue, you should wait on this repair screen for at least 2 hours to ensure that the automatic repair is working properly. This usually results in a loop that makes your Windows unusable as it will not boot. However, this error also occurs when Windows fails to boot, and the startup repair tries to fix the issue. When a Windows Update is failed the startup repair tries to repair the boot settings and revert the changes made to your Windows, when it fails it is stuck on the “Preparing Automatic Repair” Screen.
The Preparing Automatic Repair Screen is stuck. This issue also occurs after a failed Windows Update. The “Preparing Automatic Repair” error occurs when users turn on their computer and try to boot into Windows, and this error sometimes occurs after a power loss, power outage, etc.
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