My computer reinstalled the system, then file name 546 appeared, and then reinstalled

Try a different installation disk, especially one with an installed version.

Cause: If there is an error in the original C disk or the boot sector of the hard disk is faulty, you need to format the C drive before installing the system, or format and repartition the entire disk before installing it.

1. First of all, insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and keep pressing the "F12" button when you turn on the computer.

2. Then in the pop-up startup window, select USB flash drive to start.

3. Then the USB flash drive boot interface appears, and then select Win8PE to enter the PE system.

4. Then open the computer interface, right-click on the local disk C, and select the "Format" option.

5. Then in the formatting window that appears, select and click "Start", wait for the completion to install the system.

If you change a few system disks, then the problem is out of the optical drive, borrow a optical drive and press it again to solve the problem!

Generally, there are several situations where A: Error occurs:

2.Disc quality: The recovery failed due to the purchase of the disc or the quality of the burning disc.

3.Optical drive quality: The recovery failure is due to the aging of the laser head in the optical area and the decrease in the ability to read the disk.

4.Recorder: The recovery fails due to the poor recording quality of the recorder or the quality of the burned disk due to aging.

5.Burning method: The disc is not easy to read due to the burning speed being too fast, it is recommended to choose 16x 24x speed to burn at a time.

6.Over-burning: Recovery failure caused by incomplete data due to exceeding the capacity of the burning disk, which is generally suitable within 680m.

7.The hard disk has bad sectors: The ghost cannot be written because of bad sectors.

8.Hard disk problem: Format the C drive completely, do not add Q (e.g. format c:).

9.Hard disk without drive letter: Recovery failure caused by virus or other loss of partition table.

10.Overclocking: Recovery failure due to unstable overclocking.

If you still have an error in reading the disk despite the above issues, it may be another hardware issue. A complete hardware system is made up of many parts, which are an organic whole. If the quality of a key component is unstable, the whole machine will run unstable.

Running ghost on such a system will naturally go wrong. As a rule of thumb, the memory should be suspected in the first place, and the memory should be replaced. Compatibility of two-strip memory.

Second, check the motherboard, hard drive (and its data cables), and then pay attention to whether the CPU is generating normal heat. Since everyone has their own experience and approach, here is the only point.

This problem exists on many brand machines, hiding a partition installed by the manufacturer before the main partition for the whole machine system detection, so you should pay attention to this problem when performing ghost on the brand machine.

Happy every day!!