Sony VAIO windows 8 Preparing Automic Repair Loop!
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Nov 15, 2014 at 05:19 PM
Nov 15, 2014 at 05:19 PM
Boot From Your Windows 8 Installation Media
Insert a Windows 8 DVD, or a flash drive with the Windows 8 installation files on it, into your computer.
Tip: You can borrow someone else's Windows 8 disc or other media if you need to. You're not installing or reinstalling Windows 8, you're just accessing Advanced Startup Options - no product key or license breaking required.
Boot from the disc or boot from the USB device, whatever your situation calls for.
From the Windows Setup screen, tap or click on Next.
Tap or click on the Repair your computer link at the bottom of the window.
Advanced Startup Options will start, almost immediately.
go to:
Troubleshoot then Advance Options then Command prompt
disabling the loop via Command Prompt.
Type bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled NO
and press ENTER Key.
If the message reads "The operation completed successfully", then Automatic Repair will not appear and try to reset your computer.
Good Luck
Insert a Windows 8 DVD, or a flash drive with the Windows 8 installation files on it, into your computer.
Tip: You can borrow someone else's Windows 8 disc or other media if you need to. You're not installing or reinstalling Windows 8, you're just accessing Advanced Startup Options - no product key or license breaking required.
Boot from the disc or boot from the USB device, whatever your situation calls for.
From the Windows Setup screen, tap or click on Next.
Tap or click on the Repair your computer link at the bottom of the window.
Advanced Startup Options will start, almost immediately.
go to:
Troubleshoot then Advance Options then Command prompt
disabling the loop via Command Prompt.
Type bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled NO
and press ENTER Key.
If the message reads "The operation completed successfully", then Automatic Repair will not appear and try to reset your computer.
Good Luck
May 11, 2016 at 12:32 PM