Every time you turn on the computer, you have to press any button to enter the system?

The prompt in English is that the system boot disk cannot be found.

You can check it by following the steps below:

1. Whether there is a floppy drive, and if there is a floppy disk in the floppy drive;

2. Whether there is a disc in the optical drive, and if so, take it out;

3. Check whether the hard disk data cable and power cord are loose, and you can plug and unplug them again.

4. If it doesn't work, it means that the system software is faulty or the hard disk is faulty. If there are no important files on the C drive (note: the files in my documents are on the C drive by default), you can reinstall the system.

If all of the above steps fail, then the hard drive is failing. You need to reformat the hard disk, shield the bad sectors, or replace the hard disk.

1. Press F8 to press F8 to get the advanced option to appear in the release of the power, and select "The latest correct configuration" Enter to repair.

2. Please boot the computer and press F8 to enter the safe mode, use the system's built-in system restore, and restore it to the time when you did not have this failure.

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

4. If the fault persists, set the optical drive in the BIOS as the first boot device, insert it into the system installation disk, press the R button, and select "Repair Installation".

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

It is really not recommended to choose to repair the installation, so that it does not affect the software and files of the C drive.

When you boot up the computer, you go to the BIOS, and there is an option to Driver A, which is the floppy drive, and set it to Disable. That's it.

Boot into the BIOS, shield the floppy drive, and then save and restart, and that's it.

You need to press any key to boot up, which is caused by a setting error, and the solution is as follows:

1. First press the Win+R combination shortcut.

Open the run window, type msconfig in the window, press enter or click the OK button.

2. Enter the system configuration window, the default is under the general tab, select the startup tab pointed by the arrow.

3. Under the Startup tab, click to open Task Manager as indicated by the arrow.

Previously, you could manage startup items directly here, but later you need to use the task manager.

4. Go to the startup tab under Task Manager, and you can see that all startup items can be seen here.

5. If you want to close the startup item, click the corresponding startup item, right-click, and select Disable to close the startup item.