I can t turn on the 360 after uninstalling, so I ask for help, I don t want to reinstall the system。

Solution 1: Enter Safe Mode, try to open "Windows Easy Transfer", and if you can, follow the prompts to back up your personal settings, installed programs and documents, etc.

Then reinstall the system and import the package you just exported into the new system. This will allow you to preserve your original system's personal settings as much as possible while resolving system issues.

Solution 2: You can also find a system disk that is installed normally, such as U disk version and CD-ROM version. Boot on the USB flash drive or CD-ROM boot and use the repair function to repair it.

But I can't hear like this description is a ** problem.,I suggest you reinstall it.。 Save the things you need to keep in the C drive through the safe mode, and then install it.

Here's how to fix it:

Press F8 to select "Latest Correct Configuration" to press enter to repair.

1. If the fault persists, please use the system's built-in system restore to restore to the time when there is no fault (if the normal mode recovery fails, please boot the computer and press F8 to enter the safe mode and use the system restore).

2. If you can't enter the safe mode for system restore. You can boot up and press F8 to enter the "Safe Mode with Command Prompt" enter, you can enter C: Windows System32EstoresTRUI in the command prompt

Command Enter (for example, if the drive letter where the system is located is C drive), you can also open the system restore operation interface to achieve system restoration.

3. If the fault persists, use the system disk to fix it, open the command prompt and enter sfc

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Press enter (there is a space between SFC and ), insert the original system disk to repair the system, and the system will automatically compare the repaired one.

4. If the fault persists, it is recommended to reinstall the operating system.

You choose to start correctly for the last time, or enter the safe mode and then install 360, repair the system once, uninstall 360 is best uninstalled in the windows program installation and uninstallation, and then clean up with cleaning software, if the safe mode can not enter and there is an error prompt, it may be that the system files have been deleted by mistake, and the system needs to be reinstalled.

Resolution.

1. Open 360, then turn on "Optimize Acceleration", switch to "Startup Items", and then disable the self-start of all 360 products, including 360 cloud disks, 360 security guards, etc., under the first option, that is, "Startup Items".

2. Then switch to the "self-start plug-in", and also prohibit the self-start of all 360 products

3. Switch to "Application Software Service" again, and also prohibit the self-start of all 360 products

4. Restart the computer after finishing to ensure that the 360 other software is not started, so that the uninstallation is cleaner

Format the hard disk where the file is located and then reinstall it It is estimated that it is a worm or a zombie Direct reloading and deletion are invalid.

...Or reinstall your computer! Then just delete it.

Have you tried to reboot it? Reboot and delete again!

Did you uninstall 360 Security Guard or 360 Antivirus? Or 360 other products? After all, there are too many 360 products, and different things may appear for different reasons.

If it's a 360 security guard, did you scan the system and kill something before uninstalling it? After all, 360 manslaughter system files are no longer news.,Take a system disk to repair the system and try it.,It may work.。。。 If not, reinstall the system.

Safe mode boot try Power on press f8 There is a safe mode Use enter to confirm Try it may be useful.