What s wrong with my computer? It s weird! Superior people enter! 20

Are you installing a hard drive protection card too.

Catch up with the machine in the Internet café.

If only it were safe and unloaded.

It should be that a restore card is installed, such as a small sentry. Or install software, such as Restore Genie. I personally suggest that you consult someone who has used this computer before, and he will tell you the password to restore, and the problem can be solved.

If you used this machine before, it should be that you accidentally installed other restoration software by mistake. Think about what software you have installed recently, if you really can't remember it, it doesn't matter, you can reinstall the operating system, and use other tools to uninstall all the software you don't know, if it's some restoration software, there are generally things like that will let you enter a password when installing. As for whether you will uninstall your own useful software, it's up to you.

Generally, this problem will be solved after installing the operating system, but if it still doesn't work, it will be more troublesome. Change the system time after restoring the system, change it at will, the more outrageous the better, and see if it works after restarting. Take out the coin cell battery on the motherboard by yourself and reinstall it in about 5 minutes.

Let's see how about recovering the system.

Hope it helps

The method is already very detailed. But for example, reinstall the system and other steps, I can't say this, if you teach you to reinstall the system step by step, it is better for you to find a friend to reinstall it when it takes it

Did you use any kind of software like the Restore Sprite or Shadow System? Just uninstall that kind of similar software.

First of all, you can make sure that your computer is equipped with a program to restore hard drive data, such as Restore Wizard, Freezing Point, etc.!

To solve the problem, you have to find the file and uninstall it, or debug it to the saved state.

There is a restoration tool, it would be good to delete it, and there are two kinds of Freezing Point Restoration and Little Sentinel Restoration that are widely circulated on the Internet.

That's not software with restore installed.

Your computer may be installed with software such as security recovery in the Internet café management system, usually when we surf the Internet in the Internet café, as long as it is restarted, the computer will restore the unified settings of the Internet café, you check the settings of the computer, or see if your computer has installed any software, I don't know, forgive me.

Do you have any software installed such as a restore wizard???

The CPU, memory, motherboard, hard disk are all good, there are not many problems, there is only one problem: the graphics card.

Why do you want an NVIDIA GeForce graphics card instead of AMD's own brand? You must know that AMD's CPU, with AMD's own graphics card, has become an unspoken rule in the industry now, and it will not change in the short term. The reason is simple:

AMD's CPU has been optimized for its own graphics card, and NVIDIA's graphics card is under AMD's CPU, the same level and performance graphics card is not the opponent of AMD graphics card at all, in fact, this is also very understandable, after all, AMD cannot optimize for competitors' products, otherwise it is to strengthen the enemy and weaken itself.

So, no matter how much you like Nvidia's products, but since the CPU has chosen AMD, it is better to switch to an AMD graphics card with a similar price, otherwise it is not only a waste of money, but also a waste of graphics card performance. Unless you replace the CPU with Intel's, but in that case, the motherboard will also have to be replaced, which is not cost-effective.

One more point: you must ask, is Intel's CPU capable of being unbiased against AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards? In fact, Intel's CPU can't do this, it has been optimized for Nvidia's graphics cards, but not as thoroughly as AMD (because AMD optimizes its own graphics cards, and NVIDIA does not belong to Intel after all, and Intel cannot fully understand all the features of NVIDIA graphics cards).

Although Intel does not have a discrete graphics card business, Intel is a competitor to AMD in the CPU business, and with the position of "the enemy of the enemy is his friend", Intel deliberately optimizes NVIDIA's products to play against AMD.

Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in select boot should be due to the boot sequence being tampered with in the CMOS, which becomes a disc boot, and it cannot be automatically changed back to hard disk boot when the disc drive is not available.

Try if you can use other hotkeys to enter the BIOS, such as F2, if you can get in, you can manually modify the boot order, if you can't get in, it will be very troublesome, it is very likely that the motherboard has been invaded by a virus.

Of course, if you don't rule out the fault caused by other channels, you can try to change the optical drive.

Another: There is a problem with the boot part of your system, which means: reboot, then select the boot disk, or insert the bootable disk into the boot device of your choice.

Check whether the hard disk boot is set in CMOS, if it is, it is likely that there is a problem with the hard disk, check it after booting with the CD.

There are two main categories of BIOS: Award BIOS and AMI BIOS

1. Award BIOS settings the hard disk to boot.

After entering the BIOS, use the arrow keys to select Advance BIOS Features, then press Enter to enter the menu, use the arrow keys to select First Boot Device, click Enter to enter, use the arrow keys to select HDD-0, and then press F10 to save and exit. The boot mode was changed to hard disk boot. Everything!

2. AMI BIOS settings the hard disk to boot.

Go to BIOS, use the arrow keys to select Boot, select a Boot Device Priority, select 1st Boot Device in the submenu, and change this item to the corresponding hard disk.

The above is the introduction of the solution to reboot and select proper boot device when booting up, I hope it will help you!

I'll show you the translation first: Translation.

Reboot and seloct the appropriate boot devlce or insort boot ** in the selected boot dtvile prt key.

Remove the round battery from the motherboard and install it later. Maybe.

It's that you have a problem with your memory, and you try to change it to another memory.

Let's see if the graphics card is broken somewhere or the capacitor is violent! It is recommended to try a different graphics card! Keep drifting by!

There must be a problem with the memory, if one memory is changed to a slot, the two memories should be incompatible.

The stupidest thing to do is to reinstall the software.

Memory conflict: What software have you installed recently?

There is a conflict between the software, and no one can say which two of them are, or the stupidest way to do it: redo the system.

Hello, in this case, you still have to reinstall the system, this situation is normal, nothing to do, just install the system.

Have you ever been infected with the virus? Still from the load?