Executing code/script during windows startup repair

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Windows Startup Repair is a diagnostic tool that is designed to automatically fix issues preventing Windows from starting correctly. During the Startup Repair process, Windows attempts to diagnose and repair any problems that may be causing the startup failure.

As a user, you typically don't have direct control over the code or scripts executed during the Windows Startup Repair process. Startup Repair is a built-in feature of Windows that operates independently of any user-level scripts or applications.

If there is a specific issue with your Windows installation that requires additional scripts or code to be executed during startup, you have a few options:

  1. Create a Startup Script: Before encountering startup issues, you can create a startup script or batch file that performs specific tasks during the Windows startup process. You can use Group Policy (if you have a Pro or Enterprise edition of Windows) or the Task Scheduler to configure the script to run during startup. Keep in mind that this script will execute during normal startup, not during the Startup Repair process.

  2. System Recovery Options: If Windows Startup Repair fails to fix the issue and you need to perform advanced recovery tasks, you can access the System Recovery Options. To do this, boot from a Windows installation media (such as a bootable USB drive or DVD), select "Repair your computer" when prompted, and choose "Troubleshoot" > "Advanced options." From there, you can access tools like Command Prompt, System Restore, System Image Recovery, and others to troubleshoot and fix the issue manually.

  3. Third-Party Recovery Tools: If you need more advanced recovery capabilities, there are third-party tools available that provide enhanced recovery options and the ability to run custom scripts or commands during the recovery process. However, it's essential to use such tools with caution and ensure they come from reputable sources.

In general, Windows Startup Repair is designed to be an automated process that aims to resolve common startup issues without requiring user intervention. If you find that you frequently encounter startup problems, it's essential to identify and address the underlying cause rather than relying on scripts during the Startup Repair process, which is meant to be hands-off and automatic for most users.