Why didn t I enter the installation interface after the computer system was installed?

It means that your computer does not support the installation of the ghost version of the system, you had better install a pure version of the XP system first, which is the kind of system that is installed step by step, so that this situation will not occur.

Reinstall,In addition, if you are prompted to select a driver when installing,Don't install any driver.。 Just install the network card driver.

Recommended method: 1, it may be that there is an incompatibility between the system or programs, press f8 to move to the advanced option when you start the computer and let go, select "the latest correct configuration" enter to repair, and press f8 to enter the safe mode to restore the system or reinstall the system.

2. The CPU or other hardware temperature is too high, and the memory or graphics card is incompatible or malfunctioning.

3. If there is a bad sector in the hard disk, please use the system's built-in functions or software to repair the disk, or format the hard disk to repartition and reinstall the system.

4. Power failure and voltage instability can also cause automatic restart.

5. Incompatible drivers can also lead to restarts.

6. Failure of motherboard parts.

7. Change the default automatic restart of the system: right-click on My Computer Properties Advanced Settings in Startup and Failure Recovery Remove the check mark before "Auto Restart" in System Failure, and then press OK and Apply to restart the computer.

8. If the above methods are ineffective and you can't find the problem, it is recommended to overhaul it.

The graphics card driver is not installed, you can use 360 similar optimization software to fix it, or **graphics card driver to the U disk for installation, if you don't know your graphics card information, you can** general graphics card driver....If it helps you to ask: How to say it, that is, the computer does not move and flashes, if you enter** or the web screen flashes non-stop.

In this case you have to use an exception to a computer, if it really feels troublesome...In the case of your own Hoi An system, you will install the system from the beginning....

It is impossible to determine what kind of interface the computer without an operating system has just entered.

Without an operating system, the computer will definitely not boot, this is certain.

After the computer boots, the hardware POST is a mandatory operation, this step is no problem, but what will be displayed after the hardware self-test depends on the BIOS settings of the computer motherboard, and the common prompt will show that there is no operating system that can be booted or there is no device that can be booted.

If the computer does not have an operating system, some system self-test information will appear first after booting up.

After the self-test is completed, an English prompt will appear that there is no system, and then it will stop in this interface. Generally, it is an interface with white characters on a black background.

After turning on the computer without an operating system, the computer will prompt that the boot device cannot be found, or it will jump directly to the BIOS interface.

No system computer can be lit.

Most of them are strings of tips in English about bootstrapping.

The POST stops when the computer does not have an operating system installed, and a line of English appears directly at the bottom or top, which means "The operating system failed to load, please restart".

If you don't have an operating system on the computer, it's a black thing after you go in, you can't get into the desktop, and the computer inside has no system, and there is no half-catty beef and operation.

It is the most original interface of Hope thank you.

There is a self-test screen when the machine is turned on, and then there is a prompt that there is no system.

I'm dizzy, and the computer can't boot normally without changing the operating system.

Black screen, showing a bunch of English.

It's impossible for a computer not to have an operating system.