Come on!! Computer formatting issues

1. You can't enter cmd from the running in the state after startup, and you can't do it.

Second, first of all, you need to enter the DOS with a disk or disc with a boot function, and then enter format c: and you're good to go.

Quick format: Format C: Q [Format C: Spaces Q is quick formatting, S is formatting along with the boot area of the hard disk. Then select y to determine the formatting, and then select n without volume labels. That's it! 】

3. It is recommended that you take a look at your installation disk. There may be a grid C function in it. Such as:

After entering the installation interface, there will be formatted C drive, NTF, FAT32, etc. You can choose according to your needs. Generally, the installation disk comes with the function of formatting the C disk to install the new system.

Or from a new partition, etc. Let's take a closer look.

If your C: turned out to be in NTFS format, please don't format it under DOS.

Because DOS doesn't recognize the NTFS format, it will treat your D: as if it were C: formatted! Possibly. I haven't even tried it.

It is still recommended to use the installation disk to select the formatting during the installation. If your installation disk doesn't work, you can change it. In China, it takes less than 10rmb to get it.

It's all over the place.。。。

1.It's best not to do this formatting, you have to reinstall the system after formatting, and a lot of software can't be used. If you are surfing the Internet, use anti-virus software to check and kill your computer.

2.Enter safe mode, kill virus in safe mode, delete some things that you don't use.

Right-click to format the directly selected disk.

Or when you reinstall the system, when you install the system, you can choose to format it, and you can use the PQ in DOS....

Well, ask your friends about this, someone should know.

It's a complicated question! You might as well ask your friends to help you.

If you have a system disk, you can try formatting each disk once before installing the system.

Operating system installation details**.

It's best to find a book to read.

No one teaches themselves that it is difficult to study.

Today's system discs come with start, partition and test tools.

1.Open My Computer;

2.Right-click on the partition you want to format (e.g. F drive) and a drop-down menu will appear;

3.Select Format (a)....”

4.Select the Start button (not on the taskbar);

5.A warning appears, press "Yes" and you're good to go!

The first thing to look for is a pure DOS boot disk. You'll see a command prompt, then enter the drive letter you want to format, such as C: Type Enter, and then type format C:

q is formatted. Then you can get a disc of SP3 or 2003. Generally, it is installed automatically.

It's very simple, but you must back up the driver before installation, if it's the original machine, it's easy to do. There are discs. If it's not the original, you must back up the driver.,If you don't look for a driver, you can install the driver.。。

That's it.,The driver home can be specially backed up by the driver,,Generally, it's OK after this preparation.。。 After installation, you can back up the system to avoid trouble next time.

Find a DOS boot disk and go to the command promptWhichever disk you want to format, you can go into whichever disk. Hit format q and you're good to go.

I suggest you go find a book to read, this thing is not clear without seeing someone demonstrate it with your own eyes.

It's best to use ghost

It is more troublesome to format.

Enter pure DOS (boot disk).

format

Reinstall the system.

Delete the wireless network in Manage Wi-Fi Connection, and relink it.

In general, it's your memory module that is not in good contact.

It is recommended to wipe the gold finger or change the memory slot, and it can be solved.

Possibility 2: If the chassis has a heat dissipation problem, check whether the CPU fan or the case fan has been rotated.

Possibility 3: If you have a power supply problem with the case, have you recently purchased new hardware, such as changing the CPU or adding a discrete graphics card?

Consider replacing a high-power power supply.

Possibility 4: The latest system optimization, driver upgrade, or installation software conflict; Enter the safe mode to delete the relevant software or hardware driver (My Computer - Right Click - Manage - Device Manager, delete the corresponding hardware, restart and then install the old version).

None of the above problems: press F8 at boot and enter the secondary safety mode; Reboot again, and general problems will be automatically fixed.

See if the memory is plugged in? Then reinstall the system, and if it is still like this, it will be broken.

It's all possible.

No, redo the system.

One, you reinstall the system... Presumably poisoned.

1) Slow boot or stuck:

Don't operate it immediately after booting up, because the program is loading when you boot up, and you will try it in operation later, if it takes too long, look at the following method.

You disconnect the network cable and try to turn it on, if there is no problem, it is caused by slow boot networking, and it has nothing to do with the system (if it is a network problem, try to set a fixed IP).

If it is not caused by slow networking, first soft and then hard, such problems are caused by software conflicts, inappropriate drivers, and system problems, you can restore the system, or not reinstall the operating system, do not install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, don't install them if you find something that isn't suitable (if it's a hardware problem, please overhaul it, such as hard disk, etc.).

2) If this is always the case, first soft and then hard, reinstall the operating system, do not install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, don't install anything that doesn't fit (if you have any questions, please ask me).

Please note: If you restore the system or reinstall it, when installing drivers, patches, software and other things, be sure not to install the things that affect your accident this time, otherwise it will be restored or reinstalled in vain.

3) In terms of hardware, such as whether there is a problem with the hard disk, memory, etc., whether the temperature of the CPU and other hardware is high, if it is caused by hardware problems, it is recommended to overhaul it.

If you have installed the system, you can still do this.

That should be something wrong with the hardware.

You can go to a computer company to test the memory and hard disk, and there is also software on the Internet that can detect it.

Test memory memtest test hdture hd test graphics card 3DMark06

Just look at the name to find the software.

Did you say you were going to ask the fake death question? I've seen this problem, it's because you can't get into the system such as installing a printer or plugging in a USB flash drive.

How much memory is there in disk C, disk D, disk E, and disk F? If not, is there a disadvantage to the system motherboard and system drivers? If you can't solve it, go to a computer repair shop and ask.

Generally like this, you check your main hard drive, I was like this for a while, and then after formatting and repartitioning the main hard drive, it was 1 year, and it was never like this again.

The system is gone, let's reinstall it.