Then a message appeared that said “Preparing Automatic Repair”. The Surface briefly flashed the Microsoft logo on the screen. Then, the next morning, when she turned it back on, she found her Surface 4 Pro stuck in an automatic repair loop with the following symptoms: She had properly shut down the device and no error messages had appeared during the shutdown. The owner reported that she had left the Surface Pro the night before when it was in a normal working condition and that there were no signs of any software updates nor was any other out-of-the-ordinary behaviour noticeable. There was a weird website that popped up when I typed in on my web. I have the latest windows on a HP laptop.
I've restarted it and it still goes to repairs- I've tried cancelling out AND restarting. Surface Pro 4 Preparing Automatic Repair Symptoms HEllo, I have an HP and my computer is not stuck on 'attempting repairs'. And it sure beats resetting your Windows whereby you lose all your files and data. Hopefully it can help someone else.įor the sake of completeness here, I should add that probably not each and every Surface 4 Pro preparing automatic repair problem will be fixed using a chkdsk command, but it doesn’t hurt trying. So simple yet successful, so I decided to publish this short article about it. This morning I was dealing for the second time in a month with a stubborn Surface 4 Pro that was stuck in an automatic repair loop, which I managed to solve with a simple chkdsk command. To put things in perspective, the Surface Pro preparing automatic repair issue seems to be one that occurs every now and then with these devices.
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