“If your Windows 11 PC encounters issues, there’s no need to panic. You have the option to perform Windows 11 repairs, allowing you to troubleshoot any problems that may arise. Whether you’re dealing with system crashes, slow loading times, or messages like ‘This PC can’t run Windows 11,’ this article provides methods to help you address and repair these issues with Windows 11.”
How To Repair Windows 11 Automatic
Method 1: Windows 11 Startup Repair
“The initial method involves utilizing Windows Startup Repair, designed to address any issues your system may encounter during the boot process. To execute Windows Startup Repair and resolve the problem at hand, follow the steps outlined below:
- To initiate Windows Startup Repair, begin by accessing the advanced startup. Start by turning off your PC. After shutting down the PC, press the power button. While the computer is booting up, press F11 to enter the advanced startup menu.
- If the above step doesn’t work, you may need to interrupt the normal boot process several times. Turn on your PC, and then power it off when you see the Windows logo. Repeat this 4-5 times to access Advanced Startup on your PC.
- If you can reach the Windows 11 sign-in screen, click on the power icon. Press and hold the shift key on your keyboard, and while holding the key, click on the restart option. This will open Advanced Startup on your PC.
- Within Advanced Startup, select the troubleshoot option and then choose advanced options. In the advanced options menu, opt for startup repair to initiate Windows Startup Repair.
Following these steps will prompt Windows Startup Repair to diagnose your PC, addressing most startup issues. It’s essential to note that this method is specifically tailored to resolve startup-related problems. If you’re not encountering any startup issues, this option may not be applicable.”
Method 2: Windows 11 Restore
An alternative method to repair Windows 11 involves utilizing Windows Restore, allowing you to revert to a previous state when your Windows operated seamlessly. It’s important to note that for this method to work, you must have created a restore point earlier. If you haven’t done so, this approach may not be applicable, and you can proceed to the next method. For detailed instructions on how to use Windows 11 system restore, we’ve crafted a specific guide for your reference.
Assuming you’ve created a restore point and wish to proceed with the restoration process, follow the steps below:
- Access the advanced startup, as explained in the aforementioned steps.
- In the advanced startup menu, select the troubleshoot option. Under troubleshooting, choose advanced options.
- Opt for system restore. This action will initiate a reboot of your PC.
- You’ll be prompted to select your account and verify it using your designated password.
- Next, choose the restore point to which you want to revert. After selecting the restore point, click on “Scan for affected programs.” This will display the programs that will be added or removed from your system.
- Close the current window displaying the affected programs and click on “Next.” Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the restoration of your Windows system.”
Method 3: SFC Scan
“You can conduct an SFC scan to identify and repair any corrupted files on your PC. Follow these steps to perform the scan by accessing safe mode:
- Access the advanced startup on your PC.
- In the advanced startup menu, select troubleshoot, and then choose advanced options.
- In the advanced options, select startup settings, and then click on restart to reboot your PC.
- Upon restarting, you’ll see a list of options, including the ability to access safe mode.
- Once in safe mode, open the start menu and search for the command prompt. Run the command prompt as an administrator.
- In the command prompt, enter the command ‘sfc /scannow’ and execute it. This action will address and repair any corrupt files contributing to the issue.”
Method 4: Reset Your Windows 11 PC
“If none of the previously mentioned methods proves effective, you can opt to reset your PC. It’s important to note that resetting will erase all data on your PC, so ensure you have a backup before proceeding with the Windows 11 repair.
To reset your PC, navigate to the advanced startup and select troubleshoot. In the troubleshoot menu, choose Reset this PC. The process of resetting your PC will commence, and your system may restart multiple times throughout. Upon completion of the process, you will be required to set up Windows 11 anew. Once this is done, you can use your PC without encountering any issues.”