XP boots up with only desktop background 10

It's not easy! It may be that the files under the C drive system32 are corrupted!

You do this first,In this case, it should be ctrl+alt+del should be usable,Open the task manager,Then click on the file--new task,Enter it in the prompt box,See if the desktop can come out,If not, copy it,Because you can operate under ms-dos,So copy is not difficult,But the copy may not be usable!

Right-click on the desktop of the custom desktop on my computer and tick it out of my computer.

The same goes for others. There is also the display desktop in the right-click property arrangement icon above.

Is there nothing on the desktop?

Or is there something else.

Press Ctrl+Alt+Dele

Open Task Manager - File - Create a Run - Browse - Find the Run under the system disk.

Try right-clicking on the desktop - Arrange icons - Show desktop icons.

Try to see if it works.

Can I open Task Manager?

If you can't even open the task manager, you can't do anything but reinstall the system.

Start to the last configuration test.

Open the Task Manager, click File, create a new task, enter, click OK, and the desktop should appear.

If it doesn't work, the process is dead, click the process in the task manager. Find all the end processes and repeat the first step. Remember to adopt.

Try creating a new process in Task Manager?

After entering the system, there is nothing to solve on the desktop:

Once you see the desktop, press Ctrl+Alt+Del to bring up the Task Manager, click "File", and then enter it in the new task.

The computer starts in a loop.

An application loader that belongs to the computer system itself.

Corrupted or deleted for a range of reasons.

Causing it to not find the system files it wants to apply.

That's why this happens!

If you can't set the light startup in the BIOS, you can press F12 at boot time to choose to boot from the CD.

It's okay to get a new system, yours is a system problem.

Hehe, that's it, with a scene file three Cron a system is fine.

System problems, if it is a new system, that is, the system is not suitable, redo other systems, if it is only in the near future, restore the system.

Based on the information you provide, it can be judged as the following problems!

1. The disk has no active partitions.

Solution: Set the first partition of your disk as the active partition, that is, the partition where you installed the operating system, such as c, the specific method can go to the disk management tool and set the first partition of the disk as active.

2. The operating system file is corrupted.

Solution: The file that boots the operating system is ntldr, if the file is corrupted, there may also be a situation that you said you can't enter the system, try to change the operating system installation disc to re-install, it is recommended to use the installation version is not the ghost version.

If you have any other questions, please add a description! by

Your description is a bit difficult to understand.

It is a black screen when it is turned on, no system self-test, no dripping sound.

Or don't enter Windows after the self-test, you don't make it clear, I can't understand.

You really haven't encountered the situation you said, so can you start it normally? I mean, can you still use a computer? It's really not good to install win7.,It's very easy to use.,I use the win7 flagship version.。

Or the system is not done, although the installer did not go wrong and was successfully completed, this situation is that the disk and bioss have some 10,000 shares of garbage in front of it, it is recommended to format them all.

You can do this by following these steps:

Unplug the memory module, wipe the gold finger with a 4B eraser, and insert it back.

Unplug the graphics card strip and dit.

Reseat the hard drive's data cable.

Then turn it on.

Here's four pieces of advice.

1 Desktop Right-click Click on the arrangement icon Click on the display desktop icon 2 Right-click on the desktop "Properties" Desktop items There is a "Custom Desktop" on the bottom left to enter the settings, tick the desktop items you need, and then OK.

3 Press the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys to open the Task Manager first, (if you can't open the Task Manager, you'd better redo the system). In the Task Manager, click "File" - New Task". In the Create New Task tab that pops up, in Run enter:

Then click OK.

Or press Ctrl+Ait+del, select Task Manager, click File - New Task - Browse, and select C: Run under Windows. 4.

It's poisoned, go into safe mode and kill it.