Sometimes you may experience a power outage and your rig suddenly shuts down.

This post fromMiniToolintroduces how to configure Windows to auto restart after a power failure to avoid this situation.

Many Windows 11/10 users report that their PC wont restart after a sudden power failure.

change the settings

Tip: How you enter BIOS setup depends on your machine manufacturer.

After entering the BIOS menu, use the left or right arrow to find theAdvancedorACPIorPowermenu.

Then, use the up or down arrow to find theAC BACKorAC Power RecoveryorAfter Power Lossoption.

Stuck at “Please Press DEL or F2 to Enter UEFI BIOS Setting”

Then, press theEnterkey to change the setting.

Then, clickSave & Exit.

Here are some fixes.

click Advanced system settings

Way 2: Change Advanced Power configs

1.

Press theWindows+Ikeys together to open theSettingsapplication.

Go toSystem>About.

check the Automatically restart button

Then, click theAdvanced system settingslink.

Under theStartup and Recoverypart, click theSettings…button.

Under theSystem failurepart, check theAutomatically restartbutton.

You had better back up the important data regularly.

In such cases, you might restore files directly from the backup image.

you’ve got the option to create a backup for your important files withPC backup software MiniTool ShadowMaker.

Final Words

How to configure Windows to auto restart after a power failure?

How to set up your system to auto restart after a power outage?

This post provides 2 ways for you.

Besides, you’re free to download the MiniTool software to protect your important files.