[2-Step Fix] Automatic Repair, Your PC Did Not Start Correctly Windows 10

Automatic Repair error: your PC did not start correctly

Here's the screenshot that displays an error message, which I believe most of Windows 10 users had encountered at least once. As usual, when you turn on your machine and boot into the system, all of a sudden, the booting process was forced to halt for a while, and then you're facing the trouble.

Automatic Repair
Your PC did not start correctly

And additional information is given: Press Restart to restart your PC, which can sometimes fix the problem. You can also press Advanced Option to try other options to repair your PC. Luckily, even your PC can no longer boot itself properly, there are two troubleshooting options, either Restart or click Advanced Options.

Fix for 'your PC did not start correctly' in Windows 10

When the error message 'Automatic Repair, your PC did not start correctly' appears, directly hit Restart button so that you can fix the problem automatically. Otherwise, try to fix corrupted MBR in Windows 10 by following the easy method here.

By using third-party MBR repair software - EaseUS Partition Master, you can quickly rebuild MBR in Windows 10. You must know that 'your PC did not start correctly' error message indicates a corrupted or a damaged Master Boot Record. Only repair MBR can you boot the computer without any hassle.

To use EaseUS partition magic software to fix MBR in Windows, you have to prepare another computer without booting problem. Now, follow the troubleshooting steps to rectify the problem and boot your PC as wish.

 

Step 1: Create a WinPE bootable disk.

1. Download and launch EaseUS Partition Master on a new PC which runs the same system as yours.

2. Click "WinPE Creator" on the toolbar. And select to create the bootable disk on a USB drive. If your computer has a CD/DVD drive, you can also create the bootable disk to CD/DVD.

3. Click "Proceed" to finish the process.

Step 2: Rebuild MBR.

1. Connect the bootable USB or CD/DVD to your PC.

2. Press "Del" when you are restarting the computer. Boot your computer from "Removable Devices" or "CD-ROM Drive". And then EaseUS Partition Master will run automatically.

3. Right-click the disk whose MBR is damaged. Choose "Rebuild MBR" to continue.

4. Select the type of MBR with the current operating system. Then, click "OK".

5. Click the "Execute 1 Operation" button at the top-left corner and click "Apply" to build the MBR. After that, your computer can boot normally again.