24 laps into the system, urgent !! XP System!

I don't understand ......But teachable.

Only loading the newly connected computer hardware driver can run normally, the so-called""Do not destroy previously installed programs" If it refers to the installed game, the software can be used normally.

There are three points like yours: 1 That is the system 2 That is the hard disk off the system 3 That is the memory You can use the system disk to detect your hard disk and memory, and the general system disk has those software that detects the hard disk and memory. If it's a system, then it's OK to start a new system, and if it's other problems, you have to find a professional.

This can happen when the motherboard is live. If such a problem arises you try to discharge the motherboard.

First soft and then hard

Check first whether it is a virus and other system crashes in XP, if there are important files in the C drive, it is recommended to use PE to boot the system and then back up, it is the quickest solution to finish from the new system, if you do it again, check the hardware Start with the memory, 90% of the system is unstable is a memory problem, and then check the power supply But a situation like you is basically a system problem, and replacing the system can basically solve the problem If there are still problems, it is recommended to increase the question。。。 Good luck.

Ya's bounty is too small, hehe

I've been in this situation before.

1. Try to repair the fault repair console on the XP system CD.

2. Whether to connect to the network, such as the network, unplug the network cable, restart after the network is disconnected, and see if you can get in, if you go in, there is a virus in the system, and you need to restart the network after antivirus in safe mode.

3. If the above methods do not work, try to plug and unplug the memory or try to change the memory.

4. If it doesn't work, you need to reinstall the system.

I often have similar problems in the company's 2000 and 2003 systems, XP has appeared once at home, and it is good to fix it with a system CD.

However, there are so many strange problems with the computer, and it is just a suggestion, and it may not work.

I've also encountered this problem, but my installation is genuine xp. But after I reformatted the hard drive, I reinstalled the system. I don't know if I can help you solve the problem.

System problems, reinstall the system, change the system, if the change system still doesn't work, it may be a problem with the memory or CPU fan!

You're confusing two different operations. Entering the BIOS and entering the system are two different phases. To enter the BIOS, it depends on different motherboards, and the motherboard is not only different from the same as the operation of entering the BIOS.

But it's generally nothing more than pressing del, f2, enter, esc. You can try silver selling.

There is no real DOS under XP, only command line mode (not real DOS) You can enter "cmd" in Start --- Run, and it is recommended to use the tool grid to enter the command line mode grid, for example, fdisk or hard disk partition magician, and you must first find "boot" when the optical drive is booted in BIOS

The BIOS varies from version to version.

You just have to look at the keywords and you're good to go.

FIRT first.

second.

other other.

CDROM drive

Entering the BIOS has nothing to do with the system, it is usually done after booting up by pressing delete seconds (some press F1 or F2).

It has nothing to do with what system you enter the BIOS.,Press del or F8 or F2 before booting into the system screen.,This is based on the motherboard.,Basically, there will be a prompt.。

The reason for this problem is that the startup is deleted to manage user startups. Try extracting the files from the installation disc and putting them in the %systemroot% system32 directory to see if that solves the problem. Here's how:

1. Use Windows 2000 (or Windows XP 2003) to install the disc boot system, press the "R" key on the "Welcome to Installer" interface, and select Repair. 2. Then press the "C" key to select Use Failback Console. 3. Type a number and select a Windows installation, usually "1".

Then enter the administrator password 4, enter the system32 directory, and enter the command: del copy 5, reboot the system. If that doesn't work, the only way to do this is to reinstall the system.

The administrator account is administrator, generally there is no password, if you set the password but forget it, then it is best to buy a system disk with decryption software to decrypt it.