Can anyone help me see what s wrong with my computer at home?

The approximate meaning is as follows:

The problem has occurred and Windows has been shut down to avoid damage to the PC.

Registry error.

If this is the first time you see this on-screen prompt, restart your computer. If you see this error again, follow the steps below to resolve it

If the problem persists, remove the latest installed device or software. Disable memory mapping in the BIOS. If you need to remove the software from Safe Mode, restart your computer, press F8, and select Safe Mode from the Advanced menu.

Solution: The registry of the XP system should be corrupted, and the XP registry can be restored. Here's how:

Enter the computer from another system, locate to the installation directory of XP (for example, d: windwos), find the repair folder under the installation directory (d: windwos), and copy the system, software, security, sam, and default files in repair to d:

windwos system32 config folder, restart the computer and see if it can be solved.

First of all, I will tell you a good news, this problem can be solved, the reason for the problem is because there is a problem with the software, the method of queuing failure, hehe, if you are in Beijing, I can come to the door!

These files in the repair folder are all installation files, and overwriting them is equivalent to reinstalling. However, this is the first step in fixing the problem.

I also ran into this problem today, the normal and safe modes can't get up at all, and it restarts automatically! Later, I groped for the problem to solve it myself! There is no need to reinstall the system!!

The solution is a method given by Microsoft, which is very detailed, step by step:

After using it, it turns out that this method is actually a general way to deal with registry file corruption (whether it is a physical damage to the file or a system conflict caused by something installed).

Let's talk about the rationale here:

Windows XP takes a backup of the registry once a day (which is used by System Restore).

After finding that the current registry file is corrupted, find a good file with the latest date from the backup file to use. It is equivalent to doing a manual system restore.

I also ran into this problem today.,I suspect it's caused by an unreliable IE** plug-in installed a few days ago.。 Follow the methods above and the problem is solved! All you need is a Windows XP boot disc!

Now the Internet searches are all this answer:

Solution: Use"chkdsk /r\\"Check and fix disk errors.

Tried it, gave up because I couldn't find the file, have reservations about this method!

Do you and your husband have no savings at all, you have to rely on the old man for everything, don't talk about the problem of the child, the child, as a grandparent, it is really over, but you and your husband buy a computer and want the old man to give money, is it going out shopping with the old man or something, waiting for the old man to give money.

No hard drive boot boot program found.

It may be that the computer does not recognize the hard disk, or the hard disk data is wrong, or the hard disk may be broken.

You can boot up and press the DEL button to enter the motherboard BIOS, and check in the boot to see if your hard drive is recognized.

If not, it may be caused by the hard disk not plugged in properly, poor contact, or the hard disk is broken.

If it can be recognized, then you can use the U boot disk to boot the computer, enter the PE system, use the partitioning software to check the hard disk error, and rebuild the master boot record. If you experience partition loss, you need to repartition the hard drive and reinstall the system.

The startup disk could not be found.

Open the case to see if the hard drive cable is loose.

If it's okay, the hard drive isn't broken.

Then reinstalling the system can solve the problem.

There is no system or the system is broken or the boot is broken or the hard drive cannot be found.