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The video offers a comprehensive guide to resolving issues with a Windows computer stuck on System Restore. It suggests multiple troubleshooting methods, including restarting the PC, performing a system restore via the Windows Recovery Environment, triggering automatic repair mode, and using specific command prompt commands like `chkdsk`, `sfc`, and `Dism` to address system corruption. If these steps fail, the video advises a full system reset through the Settings menu, offering the option to either keep files or remove everything, followed by reinstalling necessary applications and restoring backups. Throughout, the video emphasizes practical steps and detailed instructions to assist users in fixing their systems efficiently.
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In this part of the video, the creator provides a detailed guide on how to fix a Windows computer stuck on System Restore. The process typically takes 15 to 35 minutes, but if it exceeds this duration, it suggests issues with the PC. The video outlines several methods to resolve this:
1. **Restart Your PC**: Press and hold the Power button for 10 seconds to shut down, leave it unplugged for 5 minutes, then restart and check if the issue is resolved.
2. **Perform System Restore in Windows Recovery Environment**: Restart the computer multiple times until entering the Windows Recovery Environment. Select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > System Restore and follow the instructions.
3. **Force Automatic Repair Mode**: Power down the system 3-4 times to trigger the Automatic Startup Repair.
4. **Run Commands to Fix System Corruption**: Access Command Prompt through Windows Recovery Environment and enter commands to troubleshoot issues.
These methods aim to resolve the problem of a PC being stuck on the System Restore screen.
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In this part of the video, a series of commands are provided for use in the Command Prompt to troubleshoot system issues: `chkdsk C: /f /r /x`, `sfc /scannow`, `Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth`, `Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth`, and `Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth`. Following these commands, if the problem persists, a system restore is recommended. Another solution offered is resetting the PC via the Settings menu by selecting Recovery, then choosing either to keep files or remove everything to start the reset process. The video details steps to finalize the reset, which includes several restarts and can take up to an hour. Post-reset, users should reinstall necessary applications and restore backups. The segment concludes with an invitation to subscribe to The Windows Club for more tech solutions.