When the computer is opened and enters the desktop, the initialization configuration file is display

Is it a new software? Reboot and keep the F8 safe, select Safe Mode, and then uninstall the new security software and it's OK.

[Problem description]: When the computer is turned on, Windows cannot find the local configuration file, the user's temporary configuration file allows you to log in, and the desktop file icon is missing.

Solution]:

in the Control Panel.

Create a new administrator account, and then use it to log in to the system Note: This is caused by a system user configuration error, the old user should not use it, the old user's desktop file.

It can be found in c:documents

andsettings, find the folder of the old user, and open it, and there's a name in it"Desktop", which contains all the files from the old user's desktop, and you can cut them directly to the current new user's desktop.

If it is a memory error.

Start --> run --> enter cmd

Enter: Enter at the command prompt. for

in(%windir%\system32\*.dll) [Trick] If you are afraid of typing mistakes, you can copy this command, and then click c: or press enter in the upper left corner of the command prompt, and use the "paste" function below to make mistakes.

After the screen is completely still, don't rush to start other programs, just wait patiently, because the DLLs are still looking for a position. Don't do anything else until your light stops flashing.

Error loading C: Windows could not find the specified module.

This kind of prompt appears: generally after uninstalling the software or antivirus; There is no uninstall or deletion of clean software and file remnants. It is recommended that you **Windows Cleanup Assistant, let it help you clean up these software and file remnants (search**).

Generally, you can easily solve your problem with the green software of Windows Cleaner Assistant, because manual deletion sometimes can't find residual files, but Windows Cleanup Assistant can easily find and delete them.

Here's how to delete it manually:

1) Run enter msconfig enter, open the system configuration utility, look for a button in the startup project called ", if there is a hook in front of it, and press apply OK (if there is no skip).

2) Run and enter regedit to open the registry, select and find a key-value item named ", delete it after finding it, find it a few more times to delete it cleanly, and then restart the computer.

3) If the above method does not work, try the following method; Start Program Attachments System Tools Scheduling Tasks, and delete all the scheduled tasks in it.

This is some of the software you installed,For example, with a small plug-in,You simply sell it and install it,In the firewall prompts you to set it to boot up,Or join the system service,Or join the DBO or join the system driver,You allow some,But reject some,It will lead to only half of the start being blocked,Or it may be that you deleted some configuration files when cleaning up the computer,This is a trivial matter,Look at your control panel to add or remove programs inside, Delete some small dry finger plug-ins that you haven't seen, and don't delete the plug-ins that the system needs, such as driver packages.