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You're asking the right person; I used to pretend to have such a problem, and I haven't been able to pretend to be the one you said; It is because the main boot area of the hard disk is lost and cannot boot normally; In fact, the system is already installed; It's just that there is a problem with the C disk booting; One way is to use the installation disc with System Boot Repair to boot into the system first; Then right-click on my computer, select management, and then disk management, right-click on your c drive on the right, select as the active partition, and then restart the computer to enter normally; Another way is to take off the hard disk and install it on someone else's computer, and also set it as the active partition in Disk Management. Or you can use Diskman partition software to activate the C drive; But I don't know if I don't know if I don't know how to use this software or what, I still have the same problem after activating it; Later, it would be nice to set it to the active zone, I hope it can help you.

Then go to BIOS, boot and press DEL

Find boot, some computers are selected cd-rom and then enter, some are selected cd-rom and then press + until it is promoted to the highest, and then press f10 to save and exit, it will automatically restart through the disc boot, if it doesn't work, it must be a problem on the disc! It is possible that the disc has been corrupted and cannot boot.

Hello! Yours should be installed step by step, close to the genuine operating system!

English means; Invalid system disk replale disk and then press all the keys to observe carefully, after putting the disc in, from the computer when the boot cd: cd....It's time to press esc

If the installation disk is good, you can install the system normally.

Change the plate first to make sure it is a usable plate.

If it still doesn't work, pull out the memory and reinsert it, if it still doesn't work, go to DoS to repair the partition table.

As for how to fix the partition table, I don't know, it was the people in the computer city who helped me get it.

Unplug the optical drive data cable, power cord and plug it in again, if it still doesn't work, try to change the disk.

It's either that there's a problem with your disk, or it's about the optical drive.

Your hard drive is broken, just replace it.

1. Generally, there are XP system disks, partially optimized XP system disks, and Ghost XP system disks.

2、For those who have not installed the system,The best thing to use is the ghost system disk,Like the installed version of the computer company,Boot select the optical drive to start,After starting the disc,Select 1 with the keyboard in the first screen,Enter,Okay, wait patiently!

3. After installing the system, you should install the motherboard driver immediately, ignore or cancel the Find New Hardware Wizard. The general motherboard driver CD includes, motherboard, graphics card, sound card, network card (if it is integrated, it can be installed in this order) driver, and it can be installed in order and prompted! The first step is to install the 4in1 patch on the motherboard of via, and then install them in turn!

After the above installation, you can use the new hardware wizard or directly install the monitor and other drivers!

It's more complicated, so let's take a look at it and learn some basic knowledge first.

Put in the disc first, then restart the computer and change it in the disc settings"cd/***"Settings, then click OK. Just don't worry about anything.

You just need to find a ghost to install it, and basically the driver is saved

Operating system installation details**.

To integrate what the above said, this time you can't recover the previous software.

Now you reinstall the system, then install the software and drivers, and when you have everything ready, use Ghost to back up your C drive, so that the next time you need to reinstall, you can use Ghost to restore.

By the way, I personally feel that after a computer is restored multiple times with the same ghost file, it doesn't take long for the system to feel very slow.

Use disk to install and remove the original version.

The reasons are more complicated.

1. Network. Maybe there is a problem with your network, and the network speed is not enough, which can easily lead to screen jamming.

2. Your machine can't keep up with the speed and is difficult to handle such a huge amount of data.

For example, hard disks, drives.

Hard disk, this is a common problem of notebooks, because considering the heat, many notebooks use 5400rpm hard disks, which are relatively slower than 7200rpm.

Drivers, you can find the drivers of your graphics card and see if you can update the latest drivers, which can solve some problems.

3. System reasons.

You're using a 64 system, as it should be. CF was developed for 32-bit systems, and it is relatively not as smooth to run on 64-bit systems.

You can choose to reinstall the 32bit one to solve the problem.

Thanks for asking, hopefully!

If the screen is stuck for a long time, the machine is overheating, and if it is there at the beginning, it should be a network problem.

1. Restart your computer, press and hold "F8" on the keyboard to select a function like Safe Mode to enter the system. If you can get in, restart the computer again, don't press "f8" again, it's generally no problem, and it can be used normally. If it doesn't work out, see 2

2. Rebuild your partition table. This process is not something that can be explained in one or two sentences. If it doesn't work yet, look at 3

3. Reinstall your system, only install the "c" area, do not touch other disks, in order to protect your own data. If you also have data to keep in the C drive, (assuming you can find the best with the PE method, you can save the data you need, if you can't find it, it's normal, because I see too many things that can't find the file).

4. After reloading, it is basically impossible to have problems. You can use the computer normally.

5. If none of the above reasons are true, then there may be something wrong with your hard drive.

6. If none of the above reasons are true, then it may be that you have a problem with the memory module.

7. If none of the above reasons are true, then it may be that there is something wrong with your hard drive data cable.

8. If none of the above reasons are true, then there may be something wrong with your motherboard.

9. If none of the above reasons are true, it is impossible. Therefore, basically confirm that to this step, not to mention the computer, it is the brain, and you can also judge that the problem is **.

10. The most important point is to remember to give us the reward, you see that we said it so clearly, you have to be honest.

Press and hold the power switch to force the shutdown, then turn on the power and press F2 or F8 (depending on the brand) to see if you can enter the BIOS to see if each hardware exists. If so, reboot and check if an external device is connected? If there is none, unplug the battery and power supply, press and hold the power button for 10 seconds, 2-3 times, and then connect other subsequent devices, and then turn on the machine to see if the brand screen has been turned on, there is a picture or can not enter, try to reinstall the system, if there is no boot screen, it means that there is a problem with the motherboard.

If you can't enter safe mode, the system is damaged, restore the system backup or redo the system.

It should be the system file is lost.,There's no way to find the file to load during the boot process.,The white bar should flash.,In this case, if you have a disc, press R in the disc startup to enter the console to repair it.,Or you can only reinstall the system.,Use the external system [PE,U disk version,Disc version is OK] If you install it,You can also back up the previous data by the way,No risk,Good luck。

The black screen after three seconds of booting up should be in the self-test process, and it has not yet started the operating system. You can only connect the motherboard, memory, and power supply to boot the test, and unplug the rest, if the self-test fails, the motherboard is more suspicious.

Redo the system, this is the reason why you can't find the hard disk or don't have the system!