When the laptop is turned on, it shows that you can select an online account

Judging from the prompt, the system should be damaged and needs to be repaired.

However, the prompt that there is no administrator account is more peculiar, it should be that you deleted the administrator account by mistake.

If it's this book, and this book is still using the original genuine system, it is recommended to directly restore the pre-installed factory system, which should be the easiest way.

If you want to assemble the machine, just reinstall the system.

I was forced to shut down once, and now it's the same as you, and I can't turn it on.

Since the forced shutdown of Windows does not save the configuration, it is better to choose that option if there is a last correct configuration.

If you have just upgraded the system according to the prompts, we recommend that you delete the part of the software that you just upgraded.

The system has collapsed...

You can't enter the system This interface should be the system repair boot of a Dell computer above win8.

Mine is Dell

Point Repair System Click on the prompts... If the fix fails... Just select Restore System to Restore to Backup Point.

If even the restoration fails. I had to choose to restore the system again, and restore the factory. . .

1. Settings - Power - (Shift key click to restart) - Troubleshooting - backup and recovery;

2. The system will automatically check to see if the smart repair option can solve the problem, once it is done click next;

3. You will see that you can select one of the factory image files or other backup files, of course, this place is the factory image file, click Next;

4. The system will prompt you to back up your files, if you need to backup my personal files by selecting the option Yes (make sure you have an external backup hard drive), or select No, Erase My Files, and then click Next;

5. At this point, the recovery step is completed, and the process takes about 10-15 minutes!

Did the landlord solve it? I have the same problem as you.

Here's how it can be done:

1. Settings - Power - (Shift key click to restart) - Troubleshooting - backup and recovery;

2. The system will automatically check to see if the smart repair option can solve the problem, once it is done click next;

3. You will see that you can select one of the factory image files or other backup files, of course, this place is the factory image file, click Next;

4. The system will prompt you to back up your files, if you need to backup my personal files by selecting the option Yes (make sure you have an external backup hard drive), or select No, Erase My Files, and then click Next;

5. At this point, the recovery step is completed, and the process takes about 10-15 minutes!

Hello, has it been fixed now, this is also happening with my computer.

A username is your name, i.e. the user who logs in to the computer, and you can use a name you like instead. The computer name refers to the name of your computer when someone else looks at it on the Internet.

Just give your computer a name and give your user account a name, just type in the name you want.

It should be a name for your computer so that it can be distinguished locally.

1.Just enter as prompted.

2.You can also choose to skip it.

If it is caused by the last abnormal shutdown, you can directly choose to continue using it.

Reason: Two accounts are set up, and one of them is not hidden.

1. Right-click on My Computer (or Computer) on the desktop, find and open Management in the pop-up tab.

2. Find and open the local users and groups in the list on the left side of the pop-up computer management window.

3. Double-click to open users under the local users and group items, and you can see all the users registered on the computer in the middle list.

4. Find the user we want to hide when you boot up, if you want to hide administrator, select the user with the mouse, right-click, and select Properties.

5. In the pop-up attribute tab of changing the user name, check [This user is disabled], click Apply, and confirm.

6. For some of them that we don't need at all, select the user with the mouse and right-click to delete it.

7. Then it's OK.

Right-click on My Computer and select Manage to find the local username and group. Here you can manage your account by deleting, adding, modifying, and so on.

And so the Windows system is universal.

Open the control panel, go to "User Account", select "Change the way you log in or log out" on the user account home page, and uncheck the box in front of "Use the welcome screen".

Here are a few ways to get Windows XP to log in automatically:

1.Click "Start Run", enter "rundll32 ,usersrundll", press the enter key and the "User Account" window will pop up, see clearly, this is different from the "User Account" panel window opened in the "Control Panel"! Then uncheck the "To use the machine, the user must enter a username and password" option, click OK, and enter the account and password you want the computer to automatically log in to each time in the pop-up dialog box.

2.Click "Start" and "Run" and enter "regedit" to open the registry. Then click on the "hkey local machine software, Microsoft Windows NT NT CurrentVersion, Winlogon" branch, then double-click on "DefaultUsername" in the right window, and then enter your login username.

If you don't have a preset username, you can add this item by clicking "New String Value(s) defaultusername" in the menu bar of the registry, noting that it is case-sensitive. Also under this branch, double-click on "defaultpassword" in the right window of the registry and enter your password in the blank field. Next, double-click "autoadminlogon" in the right window and set the value to "1".

If you do not find defaultpassword and autoadminlogon, you can create a new string value by following the steps above. Now close the registry and restart the computer, and later you will find that annoying login dialog is gone.

3.In Windows 2000, the problem of automatic login can be easily solved through the "User Account" function in the "Control Panel", but it is not easy to solve in Windows XP. Because "Account Management" in Windows XP does not provide the option of "automatic login", in order to achieve this function, it is necessary to use methods such as clearing the user's login password and deleting redundant users.

In fact, there is a simple and effective way to make Windows XP log in automatically. Run the "control userpasswords2" command, you can open the original windows 2000 style user account management interface, remove the "to use the machine, the user must enter the user name and password" check in this window, and then click "Apply", enter the user name and password to be automatically logged in in the pop-up "automatic login" window, after confirmation, everything is OK.

Click Start, then Settings, then Control Panel, click User Account, click Change User Account and Logout Method, put the Use Welcome Screen and Use Quick User Switch checked, click Apply. ok~！

Click Start -- Control Panel -- User Accounts -- Change how users log in or out -- Use the Welcome screen.

Control Panel - User Account, click Change User Login and Logout Method, check Use Welcome Screen, click on the Application option and restart.

Control Panel - Users, after entering, cancel the login interface and it will be OK.