GHOST version of XP installation in the middle of the card main phenomenon?

The notebook has poor support for the GHOST system It is best to go to** related brands OEM version of the XP system (go to the corresponding forum, or go to buy a pirated disc) and the driver of the notebook is best to go to the official website ** The corresponding driver is manually installed, some of the drivers in the ghost version can not be well supported, and there may be a blue screen phenomenon after installation.

You can try again first and press it when installing ghost in the install driver"esc"Exit,It's not to install the integrated driver in the disc.,See if you can install it smoothly.,If not, use the installation disk!

It's about character issues.,My system disk is like this.,I can install it when I install it.,It's your problem when others take it back and install it.。

Replace the system disk and give it a try.

It is recommended to use a hard disk to install the ghost system.

At the same time, avoid file error prompts when restoring the system.

Method: Extract the ". . . " in the disc imagegho' file to the system partition.

Then **OneKey Ghost (the latest version produced by Yulin Mufeng) selects the GHO file and selects the C drive (the system partition you want to set) are all Chinese interface is very simple.

And the same system is installed on the hard disk faster than the installation speed of the reading disc.

The ghost recovery record records the details of the files to be recovered, but in the ghost recovery process, the relevant files can not be found in the ghost image file, or although the file is found, but due to the problem of the hard disk, the file can not be copied to the designated location of the hard disk, after repeated attempts of the program, ghost can only interrupt the installation, according to the reason for the interruption, there will be a related error prompt, and there is not found a: The reason is that the error record is prepared to be written in a:according to the preset path, if the floppy disk cannot be found in the floppy drive at this time, or the floppy disk cannot be written, it will pop up that a:cannot be found

tips. Why do ghost image files get lost? There are several reasons for this:

1. There is a problem with the ghost image itself. The ghost image had problems at the beginning of production, and it was congenitally insufficient, and it could not pass verification on the hard disk; Or improper engraving, resulting in stillbirth of the disc, sometimes the ghost image in the hard disk verification is good, but due to the improper engraving method, such as the copying speed is too fast, the burning software is not used correctly, this ghost disc has no use value.

2. Disc disc, hanging injury, data loss. If the engraved ghost disc has been used well before, and it has often made mistakes recently, it is necessary to check whether the disc is disced or hung.

3. The optical drive is aging, and the ability to read the disc is reduced. Someone may encounter such a strange thing, the same ghost disc, on other people's machines are good, transfer to their own machine will not work, at this time you might as well copy the ghost file to your own hard disk on someone else's machine, and then run ghost, maybe everything goes well.

4. There is a problem with the hard disk. Sometimes, the disc and optical drive are good, but when writing ghost restore files to the hard disk, it can't be successful, and the interruption location is uncertain every time, the most annoying thing is that it is obviously copied to 98%, and it is about to succeed, so it suddenly pops up an error prompt, at this time, it is best to check the hard disk problem, such as the hard disk has bad sectors, so it is best to use the hard disk bad sector check tool to shield the bad sectors before ghosting, and after checking that it is correct, then format it with pq, and then use ghost.

5. There is a problem with the compatibility of the motherboard with the hard disk. Some motherboards are older and have ghost installation interruptions when encountering certain hard drives. To sum up, to deal with this kind of problem, in addition to the problem of the ghost disc itself, the following measures can be taken to achieve the maximum ghost success rate:

1) If your optical drive is too bad, you should first file the ghost image (.) on your friend's machinegho file) to the hard disk, and then run the ghost program to recover;

2) It is best to use the hard disk bad sector checker to shield the bad sectors before ghosting, and then format it with pq and other formats after checking that it is correct, and then use ghost.

3) If you encounter an older motherboard model and ghost installation interruption when encountering some hard disks, you may wish to change the hard disk, or it may be unexpectedly successful.

It may be that the ghost mirror is corrupted, and the next one is taken a look again

If you get a blue screen, check the power and memory

Is there a prompt for you to install the driver? Take a look without installing the driver, and change the disc.

I don't see much of what you haven't checked yet. But you have to talk about the independent display or the set display first, and it is easier to check the set display. According to what you said, you can now rule out hard disks, memory, power supply accidents, and other things on other hardware, there is no way to find out which parts of the hardware have happened, you can only check the hardware one by one.

If there is a set of displays, the motherboard, power supply, memory (two internal and external memory together broken machine or memory slot is also broken, I have also touched), CPU plus hard disk can be turned on. At this time, you can't boot into the system normally, first reinstall the CPU and all the wiring of the motherboard, there is an independent network card or sound card, and you can also remove it first (the wiring that is not used is all disconnected, I tried a machine that can't be turned on, I once thought the motherboard was bad, and finally it was the IDE disc that was not plugged in the power cord was bad, and the IDE cable of the optical drive was fine), the memory power hard disk is fine, only the motherboard or CPU may have an accident, and when there is only one machine, the CPU or the motherboard is not easy to check. It is best to have the motherboard of the same platform and the host of the CPU as replacement parts to verify.

If you don't have such a host, try the diagnostic card.,The code at the time of the accident has a certain reference value.。 None of the above conditions are down, only the faulty machine is concerned, it is difficult to verify the specific problem from the point of view that it cannot be installed or entered into the system. Only the single display is not set to show the lower check method is a little more annoying.

As long as the hardware that you think is okay is indeed fine, the hardware that cannot be checked in the end is the root cause of the problem. I've tried it on my own desktop.,The hardware I'm all on the machine or with a relative's machine to try to confirm that it's okay (the memory is checked on the local machine DOS),I can't use other CPUs to try on the motherboard.,Because his motherboard can try my CPU.,It's all with integrated graphics.,There's only the possibility of the main precipitation (the thing is that the CPU will crash or blue screen when it's fully loaded.,Can ghost restore and enter the system.,If the CPU load is not large, it can boot and surf the Internet normally.,But playing big games or baking the CPU will crash), So dismantle the motherboard and directly find a supplier for warranty, and finally replace it with a new motherboard for free. If the warranty period has expired and the condition or cost is too high, it will be scrapped.

You can enter the XP boot screen, which means that your CPU memory, motherboard, and everything are good.

Whether the graphics card is discrete or integrated.

1. Press F8 to enter safe mode when booting up, and check if there are any device drivers that are not installed well, especially the graphics card.

2. Win+R input msconfig to cancel the boot software that you don't need. It's best to have only one input method left, and all the others are prohibited.

3. Unplug the network cable Because if your network cable is on it, it is likely to check whether your system has vulnerabilities or something when you turn on the computer directly, and it will be automatically updated.

4. Enter safe mode and use a hard disk detection tool to detect whether the hard disk has bad sectors. This is the point, because you must have caused the hard drive to fail when you had a power outage before. Although it is partitioned, I don't know if the fault has been completely eliminated.

5. System hardware minimization Except for the mouse and keyboard, other peripherals are temporarily not connected.

After doing the above steps, if the problem persists, reinstall the system, but don't use ghost, just install it manually, or change to a different version of the system. That's when you replace a boot disk.

If it still doesn't work, ask me and describe the problem clearly. It will definitely be solved.

Problem Description]:

The computer doesn't start up properly.

Cause Analysis]:

1.Hardware issues.

2.Pre-read files.

Easy Steps]:

Open [360 Security Guard]—

Functions]—[System Service Status]—[Optimize Records and Recovery]—[One-click Restore]—Select [System Default Status]—Click [Restore].

Procedure]:

Solution 1: If it is stuck in the boot logo interface, it generally means that your computer hardware cannot be opened normally due to a problem, it is recommended to find a professional physical store from the local area to help detect it.

Solution 2: If you are stuck in the scrolling stage, you can try to clean up the Windows prefetch file.

1.Open [360 Security Guard] - Computer Cleanup - Clean Junk - Tick [Windows Pre-Read File] - [Start Scan] - [Clear Now].

Solution 3: If it is stuck in the stage of black screen after scrolling, it may be caused by system service problems, and you can resume the system default service attempt, 1Open [360 Security Guard], click [Functions], click [System Service Status] - [Optimize Records and Recovery] - [One-click Recovery] - select [System Default Status] and click [Restore].

Solution 4: If the above methods are invalid after trying, and the system is still unable to start normally after system reinstallation, most of the reasons are caused by hard disk failure, and the hard disk needs to be repaired or replaced.

Check the temperature status of your graphics card and CPU.

At the same time, check whether the motherboard capacitor is bulging.

The motherboard of the old machine is prone to aging.

Don't use ghost.,Just use the official original version.,Safe and stable.,You install an original XP.,It's a big deal I'll email you the key.。

The main thing is to judge whether the temperature of the CPU is overheated, and see if the cooling fan of the CPU is working. The problem with the graphics card is not big, and the graphics card driver has not been recognized and installed at this time. You try to take out the CPU and clean the dust of the fan, the silicone on the surface of the CPU may be dry, resulting in incomplete contact with the heat sink and affecting the heat dissipation, wipe off the silicone and put it back on.

Hehe, relax.

You first remove all the parts of the computer.

Brush the dust clean.

Remove the CPU memory if you have a discrete graphics card, and wipe it with paper, the socket is easy to oxidize.

Then reinstall the parts.

Clear the BIOS and set it up again.

If it doesn't work, install the system again.

It should be OK.

Of course, if the system you have installed is fine.

Graphics card or graphics card driver problem, update the graphics card driver to see, you have to take it to the computer city to call someone to help see if the graphics card appears in the problem, don't change things and don't need money, it should be a graphics card problem.

You make it clear

Which screen is stuck in this is critical to the scroll bar.

There are problems with optical drives, optical discs, hard disks, and memory. Do you want to first investigate the cause in? Ask another question, and Ken will get a satisfactory answer.

If there is a problem with the optical drive and disc, then restore the other person's system image to your computer, which bypasses the optical drive and disc.

The blue screen is related to 60% of the memory, 30% of the hard disk, and 10% of the motherboard, so how is it related to the optical drive?

No blue screen disc drive issues! ~~

Blue screen compatibility issues.

Hello, it is recommended that you must install the original Windows operating system, and do not use the ghost version of the operating system, because this kind of operating system is mostly a thin system, and the stability and compatibility are very poor. And be careful not to use the driver management software to find the public version of the drive beam to stare at the early action, but should use the factory-built operating system CD or the corresponding hardware drivers on the Dell official website** for installation, so that the stability of your operating system is very high.

At the same time, because the current configuration of the computer is relatively high and the memory is relatively large, so the chip manufacturers are also mainly based on the development of drivers under the 64-bit operating system, it is recommended that you install the 64-bit operating system, otherwise the 32-bit operating system may not be able to use the driver after the installation of some hardware can not use the driver normal driver.

In addition, you are reminded to use as little domestic optimization software as possible, and carry out the so-called "optimization" or "garbage cleaning", which can easily disable the boot operation of the driver or directly delete the driver by mistake, resulting in problems in the operation of the machine.

Possible reasons for this issue:

1. The hard disk partition has not been activated and closed (you can use fdisk or diskgen to view, diskgen to view the activated partition is marked in red).

2. Hard disk bad sectors.

3. The hard disk cannot be recognized normally (for example, some SATA hard disks cannot be recognized by the DOS system that does not load SATA driver).

Diagnosis & Resolution Process:

1. First, use the diskgen tool to check whether the system partition is activated (reactivate the partition that will be installed by the system) and the file system format of the partition (such as NTFS or FAT32). Then the problem is still not solved, and then the following operation continues.

2. Reboot into BIOS (press F2) and restore factory settings (load

manufacture

defaults), set the disc boot (boot

cd/***

drives, set the hard disk mode to compatible mode (advanced

ideconfiguration

satamode (something like this).

compatible）。

3. Then save, restart, and start to install the system with the ghost system disk. Problem solving.

PS: If you don't want to be so troublesome, then install it with a pure system disk, or change to a higher version (with SATA optical drive drive) Ghost system disk to install. In addition, you can use the PE system of the GHOST system to install it (enter the PE system, and you can see the crack on the desktop to the "GHOST installation" system).

Update: If there are bad sectors on the hard disk, you can detect the location of the bad sectors, and then create a separate partition for the bad sectors to hide the bad sectors partition!