What happened to my computer and what should I do?

The first few words in English mean system problems. If your computer does not have a good restore function, it is recommended that you go to a repair shop and install a new system to solve your current problems, and second, your computer can also install the latest system, it is better to hide all the system files, so that even if you delete files indiscriminately, it will not cause problems with the machine.

This should be Storm Video, you should set up the boot to start Storm, and then accidentally deleted it, this you can enter msconfig in the start->run->, press enter, and a dialog box will come out, to "Start.""Remove the tick from the process of storm and restart it to make sure, and it should be fine.

It's you, what files were deleted.。。 It's not that there is a lack of system files. You can ban unnecessary software from booting... As for which one is forbidden, you haven't written which file is missing, and you can use 360 boot start management to figure it out yourself.

I guess I deleted the system file by mistake...If the system has a backup....Let's restore it....

It's best to find someone who understands the computer and reinstall the system, don't accidentally delete the system files, the problem is even greater.

What files are missing from the system.

The computer host flashed and couldn't turn on.

Trihydrocation oxide.

Concern. The computer host does not start but the host flashes, the computer does not start, and the indicator light of the host keeps flashing. **。

Trihydrocation oxide.

The age of the yard is 4 years. Concern.

First, there is a problem with the power supply of the computer, such as the switch transistor, fuse, rectifier diode, filter large capacitor, and so on. Reconnect.

Third, there is a problem with the boot circuit of the motherboard, generally the triode, capacitor, and resistance of the boot circuit, and there is a problem with the IO, and there is a problem with the CPU power supply circuit, etc., as long as these original components are replaced, it is OK

Fourth, the gold finger of the memory and graphics card in the host is oxidized, resulting in poor contact between the memory and the memory slot, and the poor contact between the graphics card and the graphics card slot, resulting in hardware incompatibility, which leads to the inability to boot.

Solution:You can turn off the power first,Open the compartment,Dial out the memory,Use the eraser to the part of the gold finger (that is, where there is a copper sheet,) wipe back and forth a few times,Then change a memory slot and insert it back,It's OK,If there is an independent graphics card,You can also use the same method to deal with the graphics card,Just don't change the slot,It's OK,Fifth:It's a problem with the boot twist on the host panel (such as can't bounce up, it's broken),It can't be turned on,Lead to can't turn on, Replace the torsion or the cable, the sixth is::

If there is a problem with your graphics card, such as the video memory of your graphics card, the connected transistor of the VGA, the chip resistor, and the capacitor There is a problem with the control chip's insufficient power supply, it will crash, restart, the display is abnormal, and it cannot be turned on, so it is recommended that you repair the graphics card, that is, repair the video memory, or replace the graphics card.

Among them, you should pay special attention to the fourth situation, which is 80% of the cause of the host computer not being able to turn on.

What's wrong with my computer and what should I do.

1.It is a problem with the power supply of the computer, such as switching transistors, fuses, rectifier diodes, filtering with large capacitors, and so onThat is, there is a problem with the plug of the host, check whether there is a problem with the plug and socket.

Reconnect. 3.It is a problem with the boot circuit of the motherboard, generally the triode of the boot circuit, capacitor, resistor, IO problem, CPU power supply circuit, etc., as long as these original components are replaced, OK4

The gold finger of the memory and graphics card in the host computer is oxidized, causing the memory and the memory slot to be in poor contact.

Reboot to see if you can enter no. If it doesn't work yet. It may be that the computer motherboard battery is dead, or the hard drive is unrecognizable.

Hello, this is into the GIGABYTE motherboard BIOS settings page, it may be that you have pressed the del or F12 key when you boot up, you can try to force the shutdown (press and hold the power button, the computer will automatically power off), after restarting, whether it can enter the system normally, if it still doesn't work, as shown in the figure, you can click on the boot options, select the boot hard disk to modify the boot options.

If the above methods do not work, you can try to reinstall the system to solve the problem.

Hope. <>

7B blue screen is very common, and it is generally the hard disk mode setting is incorrect.

Boot into BIOS settings, find Advanced Mode, Hard Disk Settings, find the option like AHCI IDE, change to another, press F10 to save and restart.

The BIOS settings of different motherboards are different, so I can only talk about the meaning.

Blue screen, which is a common glitch.

It can be a system problem, or a hardware problem, if it is a blue screen directly on boot, then there is a greater possibility of hardware problems.

1. Insufficient virtual memory, which is mainly because the remaining space of the system disk is less than 2 or 3 times that of physical memory, so that it cannot complete the multitasking operation of virtual memory during the running process, which will cause a blue screen. Therefore, the C disk should not be full. There is also an arithmetic error caused by CPU overclocking, which can also cause a blue screen.

Because of overclocking, the CPU overheats and it will have arithmetic errors. For this reason, you can adjust the overclocking over it.

2. Some errors caused by incompatibility or damage of memory modules. This is easy to understand, and it can be corrected. You can check whether the motherboard is compatible with the memory, or you can unplug and unplug the memory module.

3. The remaining space of the hard disk is too small, or there are too many fragments of it, which will also lead to insufficient space during operation, resulting in a blue screen. The solution is to clear the space and then defragment it regularly or irregularly.

4. The conflict of system hardware causes a blue screen. This can be found in the control panel system device management, to find whether there is a device with a yellow exclamation mark.

The system registry is corrupted, reinstall the system.

The file prompted, system, is actually a very important registry branch of Windows, storing a large number of registry entries necessary for the system to run.

If there is a problem with the file, it is usually solved by reinstalling the system, and it is too troublesome to repair and install.