How to Access Advanced Startup Options on Windows 11/10

How to Access Advanced Startup Options on Windows 11/10

Automatic repair is a new feature in Windows 10 and 11. It is a recovery feature that comes into action when there's a problem. It then diagnoses it and fixes the issue. This feature was designed to come into action when your windows 11 and 10 are not starting up. It automatically scans system files, registry settings, configuration settings, and many more just to detect the cause of the issue.

When you start your computer, if the operating system notice that something is wrong with the Windows, it will trigger the automatic startup repair. But at times, when the operating system does not trigger the automatic startup repair, you could try interrupting the computer's booting process at least three times then the automatic startup repair mode appears.

However, there is a method you can use to run automatic startup repair manually in Windows 11. You need to boot into Advanced Startup Options.

• Open "Windows 11 settings"
• Then click "system settings"
• Navigate to "Recovery" and click on it
• Under recovery options, you will see "Advanced startup"
• Click on "Restart now" to start the process.

Automatic Startup Repair in Windows 10

• Open "Settings"
• Click on "Update and security"
• Then click on "recovery" and navigate to " Advanced startup"
• Select " Start now"

 
While restarting on both Windows 11 and Windows 10, you will see three options on your screen which are:

 

• Continue
• Troubleshoot
• Turn off your PC
• Select "Troubleshoot" and under it select "Advanced options"
• Under the advanced options, select "Automatic/Startup Repair". 

After clicking on this, you will be required to select a user account to continue. Input it and continue then the Windows automatic repair will detect and resolve the problem.

 
After successful completion, you will see a message to notify you of this effect.

It is important to note that there are times when you get an error message which shows that the Automatic Startup Repair could not repair your PC. In situations like that, you need to follow the previous procedures once more and when you get to the "Troubleshoot" menu, you select the "Advanced options". Under the advanced options, select "Command prompt". In the command prompt window, type "chkdsk /r c:" and click enter. This command will check your drives if there are errors by using the CHKDSK(Check Disk) utility and might repair them automatically if possible.

The Advanced Startup Repair can solve booting problems on your Windows 11 and 10 using several advanced options. Below are some of these options:

1. Startup Settings

To fix up booting problems using the startup repair feature on your Windows 11 and 10. You will need to access the Advanced startup settings. You can access the Advanced startup settings using these two methods depending on the circumstance at hand.

How to Access The Advanced Startup Settings When The PC isn't Loading:

• Turn on your PC
• Immediately the Windows logo appears on the screen, and click on the power button which will interrupt the booting process.
• Repeat these steps two more times. After which, your Windows 11 and 10 will open into the Advanced Startup then you can continue with the following steps to fix booting issues with Windows 11 and 10:
• Click the "Troubleshoot" button in the Advanced startup environment
• Under the troubleshoot, choose the "Advanced options" button
• Click the "Startup repair" button
• Set up your "Account" and click the "Continue" button.

After completing the steps, the Startup repair will detect and fix any problems that might be preventing your device from loading.

How to Access Advanced Startup Using Bootable Media

In case of a situation where your device is not starting at all, you can access your Advanced settings environment by using a USB installation media.

Note: If your computer isn't starting from the USB flash drive, you'll need to change your startup repair" button

• Click "Next"
• Select your account and input your details
• Click on the "Continue" button

Note that if the problem with your computer is not loading issues, you will get a message stating "Startup repair could not repair your PC"

2. System Restore

Restoring your computer might be the solution to your Windows 11 and 10 booting problems. After restoring your PC, your Windows will most likely boot properly. To do this,

• Access the "Advanced startup" options
• Click on "Troubleshoot" under the options
• Then click on "Advanced options"
• Under which you'll find the "System Restore" option.

3. Automatic Repair

Automatic repair is another option you should try when your windows are having booting problems. Try to repair any issues that can prevent your Windows 11 and 10 from booting. To do this,

• Locate the "Advanced startup" options
• Click on "Troubleshoot" under the options
• Then click on "Advanced options" under which you'll find the "Automatic repair". Click on it.

4. Command Prompt

To use the command prompt, you need a little more than basic information about your Windows. Command prompt allows you to run various commands to troubleshoot and fix your PC. To do this,

• Locate the " Advanced startup" options
• Click on "Troubleshoot" under the options
• Then click on "Advanced options" under which you'll find the "Command prompt".

Automatic startup repair is a plus in Windows 11 and 10. However, to maximize this feature, you have to understand how it works. Do well to apply the above steps in fixing your Windows booting problem. Interested in learning more? Stay tuned to our sites for more educating and helpful posts.