XP stays on the welcome screen, I don t have a lot of points, please forgive me 30

Maybe the reason why the system boots up and starts the planting program can try whether the security mode is the same and can't get in, if it's the same, it is a software or driver of Xin'an that can uninstall the problematic software in the safe mode caused by the automatic planting of the boot.

It may be that the second rogueware caused by a single Rising Antivirus has little effect on the rogue software (Rising has a Rising card that specializes in killing rogues).

Completely self-analyzed by yourself playing at the amateur level not professional Thank you

1. It must be caused by improper system configuration.

2. Use XP installation disc to repair the system.

3. The stupidest way: reinstall the system.

I've had this issue as well.

It doesn't seem to be very easy to solve, it's a bit tricky, and I've tried anything but it's stuck in that picture. For the sake of insurance, it is recommended to reinstall the system, which can solve this problem well.

When you see it, you've got your computer in place, and you still need to ask, the stupidest and clumsiest way is to reinstall the system. If you are technically capable, you can do a system repair.

Well, I have the same problem, sympathy

I didn't have it at the time, and I ended up reinstalling the system. Also ghost a piece.

Enter SFC ScanNow into the installation disc to scan and repair Windows corrupt files.

Note that there is a space after the SFC.

The best way to reinstall the system!

1. Press and hold F8 after powering on, and select "Last Correct Configuration" after the advanced options appear.

2. Restore the system backup. The premise is that the system has been backed up before.

1. Open the ghost software and select the menu local partition from image;

2. Select the directory where the image you want to restore is located.

3. Select the image file you want to recover;

4. Select the recovery partition of the image file.

3. Reinstall the system.

1. Set the computer to boot on the optical drive or USB flash drive;

2. Put in the system CD or USB flash drive and restart the computer;

3. After the disc interface or USB flash drive interface appears, select "Install the system to the first partition" to start the automatic installation.

When installing Windows XP, if an administrator account is set, the administrator account without password protection will not appear in the user login list. Although it is behind the scenes, it has the highest authority of the system, in order to facilitate operation and ensure the security of the system, you can set a password for it first, and then invite it to the stage. Here's how.

1.Sign in using the "Traditional Sign-in Prompts".

When you boot the system to the welcome screen, press the "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" key combination twice, and enter the username and password of the administrator account in the login box that appears. You can also click "Start Control Panel", double-click the "User Account" icon, in the pop-up "User Account" window, click "Change the way users log in or log out", remove the check box before "Use Welcome Screen", and click "Application Options" to directly enter the administrator account name and password to log in at startup.

2.The administrator account is displayed on the welcome screen of the login.

Click Start Run, enter regedit, press enter, open the registry, and change the value of the administrator on the right to 1. to have the administrator account appear on the welcome screen for login.

3.Automatically log in to the administrator account.

Click "Start Running", enter control userpasswords2 and press Enter, remove the check box before "To use this machine, the user must enter the password" in the "User Account" window that opens, press "Apply", enter the administrator account password (as shown in Figure 1) in the pop-up "Automatic Login" window, and press "OK" twice. Note: If you have already set up automatic login for other accounts, you should first select the checkbox before "To use this machine, the user must enter a password", press "Apply" and then remove the selected checkbox.

It is also possible to modify the registry to achieve automatic login, but it is not as convenient as the above methods.

Of course, if you don't need the administrator account, you can open "Start Control Panel Management Tools Computer Management", in the "Computer Management" window, "System Tools Local Users and Groups Users", double-click the administrator account in the right window of "Users", select the check box before "Account has been deactivated" in the pop-up "Properties" window (as shown in Figure 2), and press "OK" to deactivate the administrator account.

The process of XP in front of the welcome screen is not visible, which is basically caused by the above situation.

If you have been stuck in the winwods welcome interface, you have to see if it is a crash, check whether the keyboard light can be turned on and off normally, if it is a crash, it may be a problem with the system, or there is a problem with the BIOS, provide the following two solutions.

Unplug the power supply, deduct the button cell battery of the motherboard, and press the power button so that the power consumption in the motherboard is 0, which can restore the default value of the BIOS settings.

2.Enter safe modePlease enter safe mode to delete the software that cannot be turned on due to some software3Try using the computer repair function when you turn it on.

4.Reinstall the system.

When reinstalling the system, the files of the C disk and desktop will be deleted, please pay attention to the backup, you can use the PEU disk to backup.

Press F8 to enter safe mode, uninstall the security software and anti-virus software, and reboot.