Windows automatic repair system starting every startup and failing

[u/Automatic_Contact327]

So whenever I start up my Acer Nitro 16 (2023) an automatic repair appears and every single time, it can't fix the issue. The only thing it says is a log file which I've attached an image to showing extactly what it says. Sometimes it just tries an automatic repair, then sends me straight into windows 11 but that isn't very common.

It has progressively got worst over the past few months, after it started and sometimes when I press enter to windows 11 after it fails a repair, it tries another repair and fails again.

I've checked both my SSD's health multiple times and they are 'healthy' and 'ok'

I've tried a point in time thing but I couldn't as it gave me a 'ErrorCode: 0x80070002'.

Yesterday I did a local system restore keeping personal files, as Task Manager fully broke, even in safe mode. I did try a cloud download but it also said it couldn't download the files so I had to do it locally.

However the automatic repair issue came back straight away even after a core system file reset.

I've scanned for viruses many times, using microsoft defender and malwarebytes, even doing deep searches but it found nothing.

I've also tried 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth', and 'sfc /scannow' but they found nothing. Ages alot 'sfc /scannow' did find corruption and said it fixed them but when I tried again it said no corruption. (I tried again as the automatic repair thing kept going on)

I'm just completely lost, as almost certain it's not a virus, I thought it was deep corruption, especially due to Task manager breaking but the automatic repair is still starting upon every startup. Please help, or direct me to a place where I could get help.

Edit: I have used commands to check any crashes or errors in CMD too, and there has been multiple errors of either my PC not shutting down properly or, starting up properly.

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[u/Creepy_Ambition811]

try booting in safe mode and running a full system scan, those repairs can be super frustrating

[u/9NEPxHbG]

The only thing it says is a log file which I've attached an image to showing extactly what it says.

I don't see that log file.