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We know pretty well that Windows 7 is a quite new operating system which is still in its RC version and therefore not ready (at the time writing) for the market and regular not-savvy users. That’s why we should not be surprise if, every now and then it reboots automatically to prevent the computer from being damaged beyond recovery. Such a behaviour is preset by Microsoft and it is triggered upon system failure. Anyway, if you are not a lucky person your Windows 7 may become stuck and therefore enters in a infinite reboot loop, an endless series of turn-off and turn-on loops without any apparent way to get out of it. Let’s s lean how to stop Windows 7 reboot loop thanks to a little trick!
- When your computer starts its next reboot (black screen), just hit F8 on your keyboard a lot of times till you get the Advanced Boot Options screen.
- Now, with your arrow keys, select Disable automatic restart on system failure and press Enter.
- Well, done!
Tags: trick, Windows 7
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July 2nd, 2009
Frank, would this also work with Vista sp2?
July 2nd, 2009
William, it will work even in XP samse as on Vista or Win 7
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July 2nd, 2009
I’ve never had Vista go into a reboot loop. Actually, I haven’t had Vista reboot in several months. It used to at first, but seems pretty stable now. It slows to a crawl some times, but IE 8 will shutdown an open window at times, then ask to reopen. I’m now I’m using Chrome most of the time, with rarely a problem, except playing some videos on MSN.com.
July 3rd, 2009
The rebooting is not because of system failure
it’s because the trial version serial end now
and they want to prevent you from using it.
July 6th, 2009
[...] who has rebooted their Microsoft operating system six times a day or more will fully appreciate the level of diligence which Microsoft does not [...]
November 24th, 2009
encountered the restart loop at the post boot using Windows 7 ultimate 64. The F8 option did not function as it would reboot prior to executing. tried to clear cmos and no luck. After about 10 mins of troubleshooting, tried removing flash drives which where being used as readyboost, and startup succesful. Apparently formatting the readyboost drives to exfat was the culprit, I chose exfat as the allocation unit size was smaller. reformatted to fat and no more issues.
November 24th, 2009
Hi ur sofa king,
Thanks for sharing!
March 2nd, 2010
Nice trick!!!! thank’s a lot!!
March 9th, 2010
thanks aloooooooooot
March 12th, 2010
Did this work for the current 2 hour reboots that have started on Windows 7 users from the 1st of March 2010?
March 15th, 2010
did not work for me. instead of a reboot now i get a blue screen every 2 hours.
time to format
March 17th, 2010
No dear, it didn’t work…
I think that the annoying restart loop is to prevent us from using the pirated verson. And why shouldn’t I? Just look at the cost of this O.S. it’s really too costly for a middleclass boy with small earning…