Other causes can be malware, hardware problems, or recent changes to the system affecting important processes. In this article, we will discuss different ways to solve this error.
1. Repair Corrupt System Files
Corrupted system files can disrupt essential Windows functions. Fixing these files can restore system stability. Tools like System File Checker (SFC) and DISM can scan for and replace damaged files to resolve this issue.
2. Boot Windows Manually
Manually starting Windows can help when the computer won’t boot properly. This can fix temporary problems with files or drivers and allows you to access the system for further troubleshooting. Your PC will restart with the selected option, allowing you to tweak your PC using different settings.
3. Reset the Computer’s BIOS
Incorrect or unstable BIOS settings can cause system problems. Resetting the BIOS to default settings can stabilize the system and fix conflicts that might be causing errors.
4. Replace Corrupt Registry Hive Files with Backups
Corrupted registry files can cause major system issues by disrupting important Windows processes. Using backups to replace these files restores key system settings and lets Windows boot properly. This helps remove file corruption as a problem and makes the system stable again. You should now see Startup Options:
