How to turn off the POST to give some information, thank you

This sentence is to the effect of "select an operating system to boot the computer, or press the tab key to select a tool", you can modify the waiting time of 3 seconds or directly delete other boot items, the specific operation is as follows:

1. Press the win key + r key to call out the running command, as shown in the figure below, enter "msconfig", and press "OK":

2. As shown in the figure below, the system configuration window pops up, click "Boot", the more conservative way is to modify the "timeout" to 3 seconds, the more radical method is to directly delete all other than the current use of boot (if the deletion error may require the operating system), click "OK" below after the modification:

3. If you modify the "timeout" to "3 seconds", then the effect is "choose an operating system to start,or press tab to select a tool", this interface stays for 3 seconds and it will be automatically skipped, if the redundant system boot is deleted, then boot directly into the windows desktop.

Note: The latter method is risky and may cause the computer to fail to boot and may require a USB flash drive.

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checking file system on c:

If this happens, it is usually caused by bad sectors in the hard disk, or by a normal shutdown of the non-hall.

Unless it's an old hard drive, your hard drive has only been used for one year, and it's unlikely that bad sectors will occur. DiskGenius can check your hard drive for bad sectors. When scanning, select "Do not display normal tracks".

When the Windows log records a reboot caused by an abnormal shutdown or crash, the system will automatically run the disk scanner at startup. By default, it takes 10 seconds for each partition to be scanned, and if each partition waits 10 seconds for the scan to start, which, combined with the time required by the scan itself, can take a considerable amount of time to complete the boot process. In this case, we can set a waiting time to cancel the disk scan, or even pretend to prohibit the scanning of a disk partition.

Select Start Run and type chkntfs t:0 in the run dialog box to set the disk scan waiting time to 0. If you want to ignore scanning a partition when the computer starts, such as a C drive, you can enter the "chkntfs x c:" command; If you want to resume scanning of the C drive, you can use "chkntfs d c:".

command to restore all chkntfs default settings, except for the countdown crack for automatic file checking.