I want to redo the XP system and shut down when I run the installation file on the disc

You don't install it under Windows. Boot up the installation with a CD.

You reset the BIOS to take a look, I have also encountered such a problem before, and then I will do a jumper of the BIOS, and it will be reset on the line!

2.After unzipping, you get the file as shown in the figure, and then run "Install System", run "Install System" and the following interface will appear, generally it is the default, check whether the 2,3,4 steps are as shown in the figure. Then click "OK.""

3.After pressing the above steps, the following screen will appear.

4.To click "Yes".

5.After pressing the operation point "Restart Now", the computer will be automatically restarted, and after the restart, WindowsXP will be installed as completed.

1. If there is a system restore, you can press one-click restore.

2. If the system is not backed up, you can also use an external device with a boot function to boot and install the system, such as a mobile hard disk; But it is more convenient to find a USB flash drive (with a boot function and a system to install the system).

3. If it's really okay, you can also remove the hard disk and hang it on other computers to install the system.

Did it turn off when the boot screen appeared?

When you boot up, NTLDR is missing and can't enter the operating system, the full name of NTLDR is NT loader, which is a system loader, and the main function of NTLDR is to parse files, and then load the operating system, so that we can enter the operating system normally. Therefore, if NTLDR is lost, NTLDR will be displayed as missing when the computer is booted, so that it cannot enter the operating system normally.

If you have an XP system installation disc (not a clone disk) you can: go into the BIOS settings to boot from the CD, then insert the disc to reboot, after the "Welcome to Installer" interface appears, we select "To repair Windows XP installation using the recovery console, press R". After entering the system failure recovery console, go to the C drive and enter "copy x:".

i386ntldr c: "Enter (X stands for disc drive letter), copy the NTLDR in the disc to the root directory of the system disk, and then enter "exit" to exit the console, take out the disc and reboot, if the reboot is missing without NTLDR, then it means that the copy is successful.

It is also possible that there is a problem with your disc file, try to reinstall it again; You can also run DiskGenius to simply test whether there is a problem with your hard drive and resize the partition.

If you have a good area, choose 2 direct installation, and if you don't, choose 4 divisions.

Use other computers to make a USB flash drive boot disk, the next system, the computer sets the USB flash drive to boot, and then it's the same step as reinstalling the CD.

When you install the system, it will delete things, and the disc will be read if you put it in it directly!

Turn on the Andel,After entering the interface, select CD-ROM by default, the hard disk is changed to an optical drive,Then press enter to enter the system installation interface。

Once the system is installed, the system will automatically load to the startup page.

If you can't jump to the boot page, it may be the boss's motherboard, and you need to manually set the boot item to a hard disk

If none of the above methods are available, it is a problem with the system disk itself, and it is recommended to replace the system disc with another version.

Go to the BIOS and change the optical drive boot to hard disk boot.

The easiest way is to take out the disc after installation, and the computer will automatically detect and start it.