4 Solutions Resolve the Boot Failed (Bootloop) on a Windows computer

Desktop computer (PC) or laptop that we sometimes can not run properly. One problem is failing to boot (bootloop) to do the looping or restarts repeatedly. Should not hurry to take it to a repairman to fix it, because the services are actually not too difficult.

Some causes of the computer failed to boot (bootloop) on the computer:

1. Use the Windows Activator is not appropriate. 
2. The Windows Loader applications wear is not the same computer system. 
3. The uninstalling process is not completed. Infected by a virus. 
4. Windows update process error. 
5. Wrong replace the component Registry on Regedit.exe in HKEY LOCAL MACHINE. 
6. Hardware overheating. 
7. The crash happened a Master Boot Record.

Solution  1: 

Melakukan pengubahan terhadap apa yang dilakukan sebelumnya sebelum masalah tersebut terjadi dengan cara masuk ke bagian Safe Mode. 

Solution 2:

• Turn on your computer or laptop.
• When the BIOS display appears, press F12 or F2 to change the boot setting.
• Insert The Windows CD/DVD Master.
• In the BIOS, select the BIOS Configuration to change the First Boot into the CD/DVD. If you're using Flash that is used to install windows, change the First Boot into the USB.
• Change the order of the First Boot of the hard drive (SATA), into a CD/DVD.
• Next Save.
• Restart the computer.
• If appear the words "Press Any Key to Boot From CD/DVD ..." 
• Press any button on the keyboard,
• Next select "Repair Your Computer" to repair computer.
• Wait a few moments, then click Next.
• The next window will appear which have 5 options. For example: select Startup Repair if Windows is still normal. If ever do a backup please select System Restore. If never done a restore point image, select the System Image Recovery. If not both, select Command Prompt.

If you choose to use the Command Prompt, then the black box appears like cmd/dos. Follow the steps below:

• Type "dir C" (without the quotes)
• Type one of the options below (one by one is not at once), start from the top. Next press Enter.

bootsect.exe/nt60 c: 

bootsect.exe/nt60 all 

bootrec /fixmbr 

bootrec /fixboot 

bootsect /nt60 all /force /mbr

• f it appears the writing ' The operation completed succesfully ' Please restart the computer. No need to write all the commands above. If you've done all of the above commands, but nothing works, then do the first recovery Startup Repair. But should change First Boot back to the hard drive if the repair is done.

Solution 3:

If all businesses that do not work, please go to the default settings in the BIOS 

Solution 4 :

If all the work done is not successful, it seems to do reinstall on windows computers or laptops.

Hopefully the above ways can help and success Thank you