Are you stuck with the “Windows cannot repair this computer automatically” or “Startup Repair cannot repair this computer automatically” error on your Windows 7 laptop or PC? 😕 Don’t worry! In this video, I’ll show you easy step-by-step methods to fix this issue on all Windows 7 editions — Ultimate, Professional, Home Premium, and Starter — without losing your data. Works for Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS, Toshiba, Sony VAIO, Samsung, MSI, and more.br br This error often happens when your computer fails to boot properly after restarting, shutting down, or waking from sleep. Windows may launch Startup Repair, but it fails to fix the problem. You might notice a black screen after “Starting Windows” or get trapped in a Startup Repair loop.br br Typical Error Message:br br Startup Repairbr Windows cannot repair this computer automaticallybr Startup Repair cannot repair this computer automaticallybr Sending more information can help Microsoft create solutions.br Send information about this problem (recommended)br Don't sendbr br Common Causes & Symptoms:br br Startup Repair cannot repair this computer automaticallybr br Black screen or stuck at “Starting Windows”br br “Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation”br br System Restore not working or wrong drive letter (C: → D:)br br Corrupted system files or hard drive issuesbr br Interrupted Windows update or failed repair installationbr br What You’ll Learn in This Video:br br Fix Startup Repair loop on Windows 7br br Solve Windows cannot repair this computer automatically errorbr br Repair black screen or boot failure issuesbr br Restore corrupted system files safelybr br Make System Restore work againbr br No matter the cause — whether it’s a boot failure, system file corruption, or Startup Repair loop — this guide helps you get your Windows 7 PC running smoothly again.