When my computer is turned on, there will be a lot of English, and I have to wait a long time before

Oh, this is caused by the landlord's abnormal shutdown.

This is called system hardware detection, and it should be the detection and sorting of the hard disk.

It's OK when the scanning is finished, and it'll be good next time you turn it on.

The landlord tries not to shut down abnormally.

It's your disk that has an error, and after detecting the disk error, it's all right after it's gone.

It's normal, because the chips in the notebook are basically the intellectual property rights of the United States, and they are basically developed by the Americans. So it will display English when it is turned on.

Generally, when the notebook leaves the factory, the boot screen is set to replace this interface, and you should have changed the BIOS, and the boot screen is turned off. You can ask your friends to help you set it up.

If you are operating by yourself and do not have important information, you can clear the tpm

Press F12 and follow the prompts.

TPM stands for Trusted Platform Module

The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is a small chip that enables computers to use advanced security features such as disk drive encryption. In recent years, TPM has been built into some newer computers.

A computer equipped with a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) can establish an encryption key that can only be decrypted by the Trusted Platform Module (TPM). The tpm wraps the encryption key with its own storage key, which is stored inside the tpm. Storing storage keys on a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) microchip instead of a hard drive provides better protection against attacks that want to expose encryption keys.

Prompt you to clear the TPM information, if you do, then the encryption that relies on TPM will not be available. If you don't want to press esc like this

The problem described by the subject is vague and does not say the specific content in English, so it is impossible to accurately determine the cause.

However, "turn on the computer after a lot of English" means that there is no problem with the system. It should be that you have turned on the information display of the system POST self-test.

The self-test on POST is a feature of the BIOS setup.

After the computer is powered on, the system will first check the internal devices by the POST (Power on Self Test) program, usually the complete POST self-test will include CPU, 640K basic memory (640K Base Memory MB or more extended memory), ROM (Read-only memory), motherboard, CMOS memory, serial port, parallel port, Graphics card, floppy disk subsystem, hard disk subsystem, keyboard, and once a problem is found, the system will give a warning or whistle warning.

If the English situation described by the subject is the same as described above, you can choose to disable this message in the BIOS. However, remind the subject, the reason for this is probably that the motherboard battery is low.

Summary. It could be boot hard drive detection. At this time, you can skip by pressing a button on the keyboard.

What's going on with a bunch of English when the computer is turned on, and it takes half a day to start?

Out of what English to shoot a **.

It could be boot hard drive detection. At this time, you can skip by pressing a button on the keyboard.

What I just said is not true.

At this point you can press EAC to skip it.

ESC is like this every time it is turned on, what is the solution?

If you don't want to appear again, you need to set it up on your computer's motherboard.

Press the del button when you turn it on.

Hold. In general, it will go to the motherboard BIOS settings.

It used to be normal, but it just appeared in the past few days.

It may be that your computer is a little old, and the computer is not accurate recently.

You press and hold the del button of the keyboard, turn it on, and I'll teach you.

I installed win7, and it took about 5---6 years, which should not be old.

You start this from the network card by default, just set it in the motherboard.

I should set the default boot to boot it, the hard disk boot.

Have you pressed del to turn on, take a **.

The time is positive, but when you enter the browser, the display says time correction, yes. You first do what I say, I'll teach you how to tune.