The computer is poisoned, and it can t be restarted, so I want a disc

It's not over if you go to HP company. Did you steal your computer?

Is your home a genuine system?

You can put the system disk in the optical drive and restore the system.

If you are poisoned, you will first put the C drive.

That's not the system serial number you're talking about.

It is also possible to press and hold delete to boot from the optical drive when booting up.

or press F8 to enter safe mode to kill virus.

If you buy it there, go back there and deal with it!

I won't, that's the best way to deal with it.

First of all, there must be a system CD-ROM, and pirated copies can also be bought for 3-5 yuan.

When you first boot up, set it to start with a disc, (put in the system disc before booting up, there is a prompt).

Next, boot the installation system with a CD-ROM and the new system will automatically overwrite the original system. In the past, if it was toxic, it had to be deleted, and the system was aimed at the C drive, and other data was retained.

After installing the system, if you want to change your system to genuine, use a Microsoft genuine small software to correct the computer, which is available on the Internet. If you are still not at ease, it is OK to install the pirated system first and then install the genuine system.

Who told you not to install antivirus software! You go buy a kill soft.

That's the serial number, but do you have a genuine Vista disc? What's so bad about piracy that it's just modified and verified by Microsoft?

Find a primitive kind of XP system disk. Don't do anything about the tomato garden, the normal steps are to install the system, and there will be a prompt asking you to enter the serial number. Actually, there is nothing wrong with genuine and pirated copies, I don't think it's bad.

People around me use pirated copies, and it's a ghost system.

Go to the BIOS to set up the computer to boot from the disc, and then restart it to find the disc.

There are many reasons for the blue screen failure, and it is recommended that you follow the following methods to eliminate it: 1. It is just an accidental event, and you can eliminate it by starting again.

2. Software conflicts cause a blue screen.

3. Infection with viruses. It is recommended to enter safe mode to completely eliminate viruses.

4. The motherboard BIOS is unstable.

5. Blue screen failure caused by abnormal shutdown of the computer.

6. The memory module is faulty.

7. Blue screen caused by registry corruption causing files to point incorrectly.

8. Hardware failure.

9. Hardware resource conflicts.

10. The hard disk partition information is incorrect. It is best to use Disk Utility to scan and repair.

11. Too little disk space or too many junk files also seriously affect the operation of the computer, we should form a good habit to clean up disk garbage regularly.

12. Dust problem. Regularly cleaning up the garbage in the chassis can effectively prevent crashes and blue screens.

13. Check whether the wiring in the chassis is loose, whether the hard disk interface, etc., as well as the graphics card, network card, sound card, memory, etc. are tightly plugged in.

14. Power supply problems.

** means that the hard disk is found to have bad sectors, and it is recommended to perform a hard disk detection.

It is recommended to use a USB flash drive to make a boot disk to reinstall it.

Wouldn't it be better to start from scratch?

Can you press F8 to enter safe mode when you boot up?

After booting up, keep pressing F8 to enter safe mode, kill virus in it, and only start system files in safe mode.

If your computer system crashes and you want to reinstall your system, there are two ways to reinstall your system.

Reinstalling the system will only change the system in the C drive of the computer, such as the files and things in the D and E and F disks of the computer.

The first is the optical disc mounting system. Suitable.

You need to know a lot about the BIOS settings of your computer. [Find and enter the option containing the word "BIOS" in the BIOS interface, 1.]“advanced bios features”

2.After going to "Advanced BIOS Features", find the first boot device option with "first", "First boot device".

3."First Boot Device" option, select "CDROM" Enter, after the configuration is set, press the "F10" key on the keyboard to save and exit, then the computer will restart by itself, and the rest is to install the system automatically.

Above are the steps to set up the BIOS boot. Each computer has different BIOS settings, you can refer to it. Once you've learned it, you'll be able to pack the system on disc. 】】

It is suitable for those who have a good understanding of the BIOS settings of the computer. [Find and enter the option containing the word "BIOS" in the BIOS interface, 1.]“advanced bios features”

3.After going to "Advanced BIOS Features", find the first boot device option with "first", "First boot device".

4."First Boot Device" option, select "U disk" to enter, after the configuration is set, press the "F10" key on the keyboard to save and exit, then the computer will restart by itself, and the rest is to install the system automatically.

Above are the steps to set up the BIOS boot. Each computer has different BIOS settings, you can refer to it. Once you have learned it, you will be able to use the USB flash drive system.

If you are not proficient in computer installation system, it is highly recommended that you go to the place where the computer is repaired and let them help you reinstall the system, and the system can be installed in 30 to 50.