For me this involved spamming D: then dir, nope.
Once there, find the disk containing the drivers. Load the command promptīoot the VM and load the command prompt. To remedy this, attach to the VM the VirtIO ISO found here. If you are using the VirtIO drivers the reason that the repair wizard is looping in circles is that it cannot see your boot drive. The steps should be the same regardless of host OS (Any Linux distro / unRAID, etc). This guide assumes you are running a Windows guest on a Linux host using libvirt + qemu / kvm. My Windows 10 QEMU guest shut down uncleanly and Windows, being the (un)helpful soul it is decided I needed to boot loop through 'preparing automatic repair' until the end of time.
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