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Persistent Automatic Repair Loop in Windows 10 - Disk Lock Issue

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  • #1 15574887
    papen105
    Level 9  
    Hello,
    I do not know if he is writing in the right place, but if something is correct, I have a problem with Windows 10 since yesterday, when I turn on the computer, automatic repair starts every time and nothing more, I have already tried repairing at startup, restoring the previous compilation and something else but can't remember what. It all doesn't work, it just writes that the disk is locked, I don't know what's going on. I will add that before I tried to turn on the computer, a blue screen appeared, but I do not know what was there because it turned off quickly.
    Please help
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  • #2 15574917
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Boot the computer into 1 of these modes that show up under menu F8 during startup.
  • #3 15574933
    papen105
    Level 9  
    Is it about the blue menu?
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  • #4 15574945
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Blue menu? Upload a screen. When you start your computer you press the F8 key for a while (about 5 seconds).
  • #5 15574951
    papen105
    Level 9  
    My boot menu turns on.
  • #6 15574984
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    And what are your positions there?
  • #8 15575001
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    This is the boot manager menu. I mean pressing F8 for a few seconds when the computer starts up. Before starting the system boot.
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  • #9 15575006
    papen105
    Level 9  
    That's what turns on then, such a bios
  • #10 15575011
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Does a colleague want to tell me it's the BIOS? Today is not April Fool's Day. There is no buddy even how to boot into safe mode?
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  • #11 15575022
    papen105
    Level 9  
    I wrote wrongly, the point is that in the bios under f8 there is a boot menu, as it normally boots Windows, it appears Persistent Automatic Repair Loop in Windows 10 - Disk Lock Issue

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    I forgot to add that you can choose safe mode there, but when it starts, automatic repair starts again
  • #12 15575041
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Item solve problems as long as I'm not mistaken.
  • #13 15575047
    papen105
    Level 9  
    As I wrote, after selecting the startup settings item where there is the function of turning on the safe mode and restarting, this repair turns on again.
  • #14 15575064
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Does a colleague have a CD or USB flash drive from which the system was installed?
  • #15 15575089
    papen105
    Level 9  
    That's what I have on the record
  • #16 15576034
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Let a colleague use the repair option from this board.
  • #17 15576081
    papen105
    Level 9  
    I have already done it, but there are the same errors as before, so I entered the diagnostics and repair log of the system repair tool during startup via cmd and such a thing popped up Persistent Automatic Repair Loop in Windows 10 - Disk Lock Issue
  • #18 15576091
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    As far as Windows is telling the truth, there is something wrong with the hard drive. Provide SMART disk. Check the RAM MemTest and provide the hardware specification.
  • #19 15576322
    papen105
    Level 9  
    Persistent Automatic Repair Loop in Windows 10 - Disk Lock Issue

    Specification:
    Intel core i7 3770k 4x3.5 GHz
    4 GB RAM Kingston hyperx
    Intel HD graphics 4000
    Modecom 620 W power supply
    WD5000AAKX-00ERMA0 500GB WDC disk
    ASUS p8z77-v pro motherboard
  • #20 15576372
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    I see that the disk is not new, but let someone else comment on this topic. And the rest where?
  • #21 15576459
    papen105
    Level 9  
    I checked the ram on another computer and it's fine.
  • #22 15576469
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    But MemTest won't hurt. Can a colleague enter the BIOS and switch the mode from, for example, AHCI to IDE? Make a Clear CMOS.
  • #23 15576473
    CodeBoy
    Level 33  
    If you have the option, run chkdsk / f from the command line (of course I hope you have copies of important data)
  • #24 15576521
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    Can a colleague write what the / f parameter is for? What will chkdsk help? I would do sfc / scannow.
  • #25 15576529
    papen105
    Level 9  
    I changed the modes, it did not work, I did a bios reset, nothing too, chkdsk did not detect errors.
  • #26 15576534
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    And sfc / scannow as I wrote? And the MemTest test was mentioned for the third time.
  • #27 15576552
    papen105
    Level 9  
    And this memtest is it about the Windows one or something to download?
    Sfc / Skannow gives the message "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation" after all.
  • #28 15576888
    Hackmsr
    Level 23  
    MemTest download bootable. The result is unreliable under Windows.
  • #29 15577082
    papen105
    Level 9  
    Ram is fine, I downloaded the program and checked it.

    Added after 29 [minutes]:

    I do not know what is, the problem is even with the partition format c and reinstalling the system, it will format the entire disk, lucky I have access to the files.

    Added after 2 [hours] 15 [minutes]:

    Everything is already working, I formatted the disk and installed the system.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a persistent automatic repair loop in Windows 10, triggered by a locked disk issue. The user experiences repeated automatic repairs upon startup, following a blue screen error. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including accessing the boot menu via F8, attempting safe mode, and using a repair option from a recovery USB. The user provides their system specifications, which include an Intel Core i7 processor, 4 GB of RAM, and a WD5000AAKX hard drive. Despite attempts to change BIOS settings and run diagnostics, the issue persists until the user ultimately resolves it by formatting the disk and reinstalling the operating system.
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