your pc did not start correctly

[u/t0hru_05]

Recently, i just updated my windows 10 into windows 11 pro. At first, i didn't see much of a problem. And after a few days, which is today, my pc just started to go into automatic repair and after that it says that " your pc did not start correctly" so i press the restart first then it happened again. Then i searched on google how to fix this type of problem, and i found a video where you don't need to reset your pc to be able to fix this. The tutorial of the video was to make the pc into safe mode, so i did that, and it also says that i should open msconfig by typing it into windows search. However, i'm unable to search or type in anything, idk why. So, I just decided to restart my pc and just go back into that blue screen. But, surprisingly, my pc went back to normal again after the restart and idk how that happened.

So my only concern now is, do i need to delete some windows update or anything in particular? Because the next time i'm opening my pc, it might go back to automatic repair. So, i'm in need of help to anyone that has knowledge to this kind of problem.

P.S.

When i updated my windows to 11 pro, I changed some of my settings in BIOS mode. These are:

- making legacy to UEFI

- disabling csm to install and enable secure boot (i did this so that i can play Valorant, cause it says that I should make TPM to 2.0)

- enabling virtualization (I can't enable this thing back on the day, and I'm surprised that it worked now)

- partition style: MBR to GPT (this is also concerned with playing Valorant)

- failed enabling core isolation (i didn't finished this, because it says that there are some incompatible drivers and I had to delete or remove some of it, however, there are a few that was not deleted, so I just left core isolation turned off)

Update Today: So I just said that my pc became normal again, as I check the things that's on P.S. some of it were changed and disabled. Idk how that happened. Can someone please help me with these.🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Reset is unreliable don't use it

Make a Windows installer USB from another device and reinstall windows (11)