My computer s hard drive is not responding and the computer won t turn on!

It may be that your hard disk has bad sectors, resulting in the inability to load system files normally, you listen to the hard disk in the case is not always rattling, and it lasts for a long time, if it is, it means that your computer hard disk is broken, it is recommended to search on the Internet for a hard disk bad sector detection software that can detect bad sectors under the DOS system, test and test, if the result is a failure to detect under DOS, or if it shows that there are bad sectors, you have to replace a hard disk, if possible, Remove the hard disk or move the machine directly to the information city to call someone to test it.

Hard drive not responding? Say a little bit more, I can't help you answer that.

Hard disk to see if the hard disk cable is plugged in, if plugged in, it may be the system is broken, from the new installation of the system to see. If that's not the case with what you're talking about, it's possible that the hard drive is broken.

I can't open the workaround.

It could be data loss.

But why can't it be opened.

As for the hard disk, you might as well fix the disk. I'm you.

Command. 1. Start --> run -->cmd (open command prompt).

2. A does not have a parameter A is not visible, A is to show all the meaning), at this time you will find a file, about 49 bytes.

3、attrib

rRemove the system, read-only, and hidden attributes of the file, otherwise it cannot be deleted.

4. It's not over here, because you double-clicked the d drive letter and didn't open it but got an error. Asking for positioning, at this time the information that runs automatically has been added to the registry.

5. Clear the registry.

1) Start --> run -->regedit --> find -->

The first thing I found was the automatic operation of the C drive, deleting the entire shell subkey.

2) F3, repeat the operation, process other drive letters.

If it doesn't work.

You still repartition.

Let's install a system.

The default opening method is wrong, try to solve it with the following method.

1. If there are a class of hidden files under each partition, it is best to restart the computer after deleting them.

2. Re-set the opening method in the file type (take XP as an example).

Open it. My Computer Tools Folder Options File Type, find "Drive" or "Folder" (choose which one according to the problem you are experiencing, if it is a double-click that can't open the drive, select "Drive", and if you can't open the folder, select "Folder").

Click "Advanced" below, "New" in the "File Type" dialog box, and fill in "open" in the operation (this can be filled in at will, if there is "open" and it points to other unfamiliar ones.) The exe file may point to a Trojan, so select """) to fill in the application used to perform the operation, and OK.

Then return to the File Type window, select Open, set it as the default, and OK. Now open the partition or folder again and see if it has returned to normal?

3. Registry Law:

a. You can't double-click the opener for partitions.

Start Run Enter regedit, find [hkey classes root drive shell] to delete all under the shell, then close the registry, press keyboard f5 to refresh, double-click the partition and look again.

b. You can't double-click on the opener for folders.

Start Run Enter regedit, find [hkey classes root directory shell] to delete all under the shell, then close the registry, press keyboard f5 to refresh, double-click the partition and look again.

Wish...

1.It is the power supply problem of the hard disk, or the power supply problem of the hard disk enclosure, and the problem of the disk itself.

2.Generally speaking, in this case, it is possible that there is a virus in the computer, install 360 anti-virus, uninstall all the useless software, re-**, clean up the C disk, or it is possible that the C disk is full and cannot run.

3.It may be that the hard disk has bad sectors, which is caused by the inability to load system files normally, you listen to whether the hard disk in the case is always rattling and lasts for a long time, if so, it means that your computer hard disk has bad sectors.

It is recommended to search for a hard disk bad sector detection software that can be used to detect bad sectors under the DOS system on the Internet, test and test, if the result is that the detection fails under the DOS, or it shows that there are bad sectors, it is necessary to replace a hard disk, if possible, remove the hard disk or directly move the machine to the information city to call someone to detect it.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, this computer is not responding and can't be opened, and the solution is as follows; 1. Boot press F8 to move quickly to the advanced option appears in the let go, select "the latest correct configuration" Enter repair. 2. After booting up and pressing F8 to enter the safe mode, then exit, select Restart or Shut Down to boot on, and you can enter the normal mode (fix the lead book table). 3. If the fault is still there, please use the system's built-in system restore to restore it to the time when you do not have this failure (or use the restoration software to restore the system).

4. If the fault persists, use the system disk to repair, open the command prompt and enter sfcscannow (there is a space between sfc and ), insert the original system disk to repair the system, and the system will automatically compare the repaired 5. If the fault is still there, set the optical drive in the BIOS as the first boot device and insert the original system installation disk and press the R key to select "Repair and Install"; 6. If there is a failure, it is recommended to reinstall the operating system.

Go in from the Start menu and see if you can get in.