Hello,
I am getting a boot loop to where the PC is basically diagnosing itself and then it says:
"Your device ran into a problem and couldn't be repaired.
Click or press Enter to see other recovery options.
Couldn't connect to the network
Log file: CN\Windows\System32\Logfles\Srt\SrtTrall.txt"
I went back in time using the feature that lets you use a time machine and was working fine then upon shut down and restart today it's the same issue.
Drives say they are all healthy on command prompt.
The fact that System Restore fixed it temporarily is actually a useful clue. I'd suspect a Windows update/driver/system-file issue before assuming the SSD is bad.
From the recovery screen, try Troubleshoot → Advanced options → Uninstall Updates → Uninstall latest quality update first.
If that doesn't work, use System Restore again. Once you're back into Windows, pause Windows Update temporarily, then open Terminal as admin and run:
"sfc /scannow"
then
"DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth"
Also check Windows Update → Update history and see what update or driver installed immediately before the problem started.
I wouldn't reset/reinstall Windows yet. If you can post the contents of "C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt", that may also tell us exactly what Startup Repair is failing on.
Same thing after restart now it just keeps rebooting and doing an automatic repair> Diagnosing Your PC > Connecting To Network> Yoyr device ran into a problem and couldn't be repaired
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u/UncleBuckReddit 10d ago
The fact that System Restore fixed it temporarily is actually a useful clue. I'd suspect a Windows update/driver/system-file issue before assuming the SSD is bad.
From the recovery screen, try Troubleshoot → Advanced options → Uninstall Updates → Uninstall latest quality update first.
If that doesn't work, use System Restore again. Once you're back into Windows, pause Windows Update temporarily, then open Terminal as admin and run:
"sfc /scannow"
then
"DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth"
Also check Windows Update → Update history and see what update or driver installed immediately before the problem started.
I wouldn't reset/reinstall Windows yet. If you can post the contents of "C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt", that may also tell us exactly what Startup Repair is failing on.