After reinstalling the system, the boot prompts to check the consistency of the hard disk, and then

Friend, please format the system disk to NTFS. Then reinstall the system.

Friends upstairs, it seems that people can't get into the system now? Do you need to convert all partitions to NTFS before installing the system? A little premature opinion.

Are you saying that every time you install the system, it will not be like this, I install the system will not be like this, of course you have to detect the problem with the hard disk, generally there is a bad sector, let it detect it. After entering the system, repair the bad tracks, or shield some, which can start to work.

Is your hard disk not plugged in only or there are two kinds of bad sectors to bad sectors: physical bad sectors, which are difficult to repair or impossible to repair. The second is: the logic bad sector can be repaired, but it costs money, take it to the computer repair to help you see that maybe there is a problem with your hard disk slot!

Autocheck is to help you repair the logical bad sectors of the hard disk,If you shut down illegally last time,Turn on the phone back like this,If this is the case,Then your hard disk has a physical bad sector,AutoCheck is unable to repair the physical bad sector,It is recommended that the landlord back up the data of the PC as soon as possible,Change the hard disk,So as not to even the machine can not be opened。

The hard drive is broken. If it's a logical error, it can be fixed. The general ghost system has the function of repairing the hard disk when it is installed. There should be no problem.

It may be that your C drive is in FAT32 format, and it will be good to convert it.

Enter the system and start running the cmd typing command.

convert c: fs: ntfs will be automatically converted when restarted.

What the landlord said is not very clear!!

First of all, after the full format of the disk, do you have the system installed???

If you just do the formatting operation, you will not be able to enter the Windows auto-detect interface at all!!

Your so-called detect disk here is boot detection and not windosw detection???

Second, does your kind of detection only appear when the system is fully formatted??? Will I still be tested after the test???

You must have made a system made of ghost!

I remember that some ghost systems are turned on to be fully detected, and the first 2 times and 3 times seem to be fully detected.

You let him test it, and that's it. Normal!!

If you do a good job of checking the system every time you boot up, consider the hard disk problem!

To shut down normally, do not force the power off.

Let it detect it once, and then start it again and stop detecting.

When you install the system, the option is wrong, just don't select that one.

It is recommended that you keep the self-test better! It's just a matter of seconds, and if the system fails, it's much more troublesome!

Skip no, dot the space bar or OK key.

Is the format of the C drive FAT32 or NTFS?

Changed to NTFS OK.

Search for the deepin system, follow the tutorial to make a U disk boot disk, and then set it to a U disk boot, enter PE, and follow the instructions to pop up the window step by step.

I really won't repair the computer in the community and remake a system, maybe 30 yuan.

No one can understand this kind of thing, in fact, some hard drives have such a problem, but they still use it.

Some are to detect a conflict between the software and Intel's fast storage, and a yellow bar will appear, or a red bar warning, this one has to uninstall this fast storage.

There is also a problem with the hard disk itself, which can be replaced, and can be directly after-sold, and after-sales is also based on this.

I also had this problem with my hard drive, but 05 was red, and a few days after this problem, the hard drive hung up.