What key does the Oriental City host press into the system?

Press the Power On button. The computer won't turn on the solution:

1.Check whether the monitor and the main unit cable and connector are connected;

2.If the external monitor sees that the system has started normally, then you can check whether the switch button above the keyboard for turning off the power supply when the display is closed is normal;

3.If the external monitor and the pop-up display power-off switch are all right, the display cannot be displayed, then it may be a system problem;

4.If you are unconditionally connected to an external monitor, please reboot it and pay attention to whether the display screen is black at the beginning of the system boot in the DOS boot state. If the screen is also black when the DOS boots, and there is no normal self-test sound, it is mostly a system failure;

The startup disk may be set up incorrectly. Solution: Modify the hard disk mode. Boot up, press F2, F10, F12 Delete (depending on the motherboard) to enter the BIOS, and set the first boot disk as a CD, floppy disk or U disk to a hard disk (harddisk);

6.HDD MBR error can be reset with DiskGenius;

7.Check whether the optical drive, USB flash drive, floppy disk, etc. are inserted, if so, you can take them out and try to turn them on;

8.Enter the BIOS, modify the hard disk mode, set different modes and try to restart to see if it can boot;

9.Press F8 to enter the mode, and select the latest correct configuration or normal startup.

10.If none of the above methods can be solved. For desktop computers, please disassemble the case, unplug the hard disk cable and reconnect it, and then see if it can be started; During the boot process, listen to and touch the hard disk with your hands to see if the rotation is normal;

11.The one-size-fits-all approach: reinstall the system.

If you press the button to enter the system of the Oriental City host, you can press the power button to enter the system.

Arrange the keys to enter into this system distinction.

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Generally, you can enter this system by directly clicking the power button, because this system, it is also very easy to enter.

This host can press F5 when it is turned on, and then press Enter, and you can enter the system normally.

First of all, make a boot USB flash drive.

Press del or F2 or F12) to enter the BIOS, generally in the boot (some are called startup) options to set the boot disk boot disk priority. Punjug.

If you accidentally start the chain, it is recommended to take a picture of the wide grandson film to help you take a look.

You can open the chassis to see if the switch key is broken. You can also see if the cable of the monitor is plugged in, it really doesn't work, it is recommended to take it to the computer store to repair!

You mean revert to the factory system, right? Gotta blow out the model of the machine. Generally, there are F9, F10, F11, F12, and ESC bonds.

What key to press to enter the option of selecting the drive when reinstalling the system with a USB flash drive has nothing to do with the Jinhetian case, and its settings are generally related to the motherboard model. The steps are as follows:

Start the computer and press when the logo appears on the screen"esc"or"f2"button to enter the motherboard BIOS interface.

Next, in the BIOS interface, use the left and right arrow keys to move the cursor and select the penultimate "Boot" menu.

Use the up and down arrow keys to move the lower cursor to "Removeble Device".

Then use the + sign to move "removeble device" to the first position.

After the settings are complete, press F10 and select "Yes" in the pop-up window.

Plug in the USB flash drive and press delete to select startup items when restarting.

Look at your motherboard. If not, go to BISS to set the first startup item.

The buttons are different for different devices.

1. If the original computer has been installed with one-click restore software, you can directly select the system item to restore the system item on the boot screen when installing the system;

2. If you need to start the CD or USB drive to reinstall the system, you need to boot up and press the boot hotkey, select the corresponding button to bring up the boot menu selection interface, select the USB disk or CD-ROM drive in the menu, press enter, and install according to the prompts; The boot hotkeys are generally F8, F11, and ESC.

3. If you need to enter the built-in one-click restore, you can press F7, F8, F10, F11, which button needs to be determined according to the system and software, of course, you can also restore the system in the settings after entering the operating system.

Notes:Nowadays, computers have shortcut keys for boot selection, and there is no need to enter the BIOS to set up.

The specific setting buttons have different keys according to the motherboard, generally press the "del" key, and the F12 key (such as dell computer) when some brands of computers. If you install something like "One-Click Recovery" at the same time when installing the system, you can directly select to restore the system on the boot screen; On the contrary, if you need to reinstall the system, you need the system disc + computer to be set to optical drive boot mode.

Desktop computers look at what motherboard you have, but generally you can enter and reinstall it with an F8.

Steps to reinstall the system boot button: 1. When reinstalling the computer, you need to enter the boot option menu when restarting, generally press the F8 or F12 shortcut key to open; Use the up and down arrow keys of the keyboard to select, navigate to the [Boot Device Configuration] option, and press the Enter key again.

Press the shortcut key to select the optical drive or USB flash drive to start to reinstall the system.

However, a system installation disk or boot USB flash drive + system image is required.

Mu has it, you say it's so high-end, you can shout and you can install it......I've watched too many movies o( o

One-click recovery is there, I don't know if you have it. gho file.

All you need is the OneKey Ghost tool, a Gho file, open OneKey Ghost, find the Gho file in the Ghost mirror path, click on the C drive, OK, and restart it.

Before turning on the machine, press a button to reinstall the system. Now there are CD-ROM installations, USB flash drives, and so on. All need to be set up and operated accordingly.

The motherboards of various brands are different, the most are ESC and F8 keys, and some are F12 or F2, a boot menu will appear after clicking in, if you put in the disc in advance or inserted the U disk, then you can choose the disc or U disk to boot into the boot interface. Hope it helps.

Whether you use a USB stick or a CD. Usually F9, F10 or F12

Usually only 2 keys F12 or F2

You can watch the machine keep pressing.

A USB flash drive or optical drive option will appear.

I don't know if you use a USB flash drive for PE or a CD.

1. If the original computer has been installed with one-click restore software, you can directly select the system item to restore the system item on the boot screen when installing the system;

2. If you use a CD-ROM or U disk to redo the system, you need to press the DEL button when you boot up, enter the BIOS and set it to the optical drive or mobile disk startup mode, save and exit, and install it according to the prompts;

3. If it is a brand machine, it generally comes with a key automatic restore, and you need to press the F11 (Dell) or F2 key or the restore key on the keyboard when you turn on the machine, etc., which has to be set according to different brands of computers, and you must read the manual.

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!

It's just press F4 when you boot up, and the early versions also have F9 or F10 to try.