Windows 10: Automatic Repair Goes to a black screen and recovery environment won't load

Recently i updated my Pc Its a Acer Aspire 3 and it would say "starting automatic repair" So i wait it goes to a black screen, so i reset and try to go into Windows recovery environment Also Boots to a black screen And I don't know what to do. I have had this PC for 3 Years Now And i Don't want it to go just yet.

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Laptop went black and won;t reboot

Hi Andree,

Hardware and software conflict is one of the possible reasons why you're experiencing black screen. Sometimes, it is also because of hardware failure. To get this issue fixed, we suggest that you
boot into Safe Mode by following these steps:

• Turn off your computer 3 times while booting. Windows should automatically boot to the Recovery Environment after 3 unsuccessful attempts in a row.
  
• Once you are within the Recovery Environment, select Troubleshoot, and then
  Advanced options, then Startup Settings, and
  Restart. When it restarts, you should see a number of options. Press 5 or F5 for
  Safe Mode with Networking.

Once your computer is in Safe Mode, please follow the workaround provided on this
link. Simply select the similar case that you're experiencing to show the troubleshooting steps.

Let us know how it works.

 

Screen goes black after exiting windows recovery environment

I bought a laptop from someone and they weren't able to reinstall windows before selling. Whenever I finish selecting any of the options in the windows recovery environment the screen goes black and stays that way. Now instead of booting into windows it
restarts saying it needs to repair but was unable to fix the problem.

 

Stuck in a loop of Automatic repair then black screen then automatic repair could not repair the PC

Hi Paul,

If Automatic Repair couldn't repair your PC, you can use
Command Prompt from the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRe) to resolve unbootable operating system issues. Please be guided by the steps below:

• Use the power button to restart your computer three times. This will start the Windows Recovery Environment.
  
• In the Windows Recovery Environment, on the Choose an option screen, click
  Troubleshoot.
• Click Advanced options and then click Command Prompt.
  
• Type the following commands and press Enter after each line:
  • bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd
  • bootrec.exe /fixmbr
  • bootrec.exe /fixboot
• Restart your computer and check if the issue is resolved.

Let us know how it turns out.