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1. #ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR INSTALL#
2. #ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR DRIVERS#

Underneath it said 'Preparing Automatic Repair.' After a while the screen went black. Unplug all peripherals, such as USB flash drives, external hard. Then I got a flash of blue screen with some text on it, and the Asus logo came back up. Perform a hard reboot Turn off your computer entirely by pressing the Power button. The Asus logo came up, and then it took a longer than normal time starting up.

#ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR INSTALL#

If updates become stuck or if updates just won’t install properly, don’t forget to try some simple fixes, from a quick restart to running the Windows Update Troubleshooter. My laptop froze up on me two days ago so I restarted it. Keeping Windows updated with new device driver updates and important system upgrades is essential. In addition, the causes of this problem may also include malware, a damaged system registry, etc.

#ASUS STUCK ON PREPARING AUTOMATIC REPAIR DRIVERS#

Outdated drivers can affect your PC's performance and system stability causing the Preparing Automatic Repair problem. Once you’ve managed to fix the repair loop using the steps above, you’ll need to make sure you maintain a healthy installation with regular system maintenance. The most common causes are missing or corrupted system files and missing or outdated drivers. It has stayed on that screen for hours and I have tried hard resets multiple times, closing the laptop, anything you can think of and it still won.

This may lose your local saved files, so be sure to back up your hard drive before you begin. I went to my laptop earlier today to do school work and when I opened it, I see the black screen that shows Asus in search of incredible along with the words Preparing automatic repair. If Windows 10 is still in an automatic repair loop (or if it has other issues that prevent it from booting up properly), you may need to consider more drastic repair methods, such as wiping and reinstalling Windows. Maintaining a Healthy Windows 10 Installation

I could enable it and turn on Native ASPM and it was fine too. Finally after a month I managed to narrow down the issue - PCIE Native Power Management - turned it off and all of a sudden no more freezing. If Windows can boot, you should be able to sign in as normal at the next stage. I found few cases and everyone got it fixed eventually by replacing motherboard.