The computer is paralyzed... Ask for a high finger to teach

Cause of the failure: system failure

The first is a system problem.

The second type is a software problem.

The third type is the residual file of a software virus.

Fourth, the software is incompatible.

Fifth, the cache settings are unreasonable.

Sixth, the system is under-resourced.

Seventh: viruses and Trojan horses.

Eighth, the hardware is overheating.

The ninth type of hard disk.

The tenth type is hardware quality.

Type 11 Hardware overclocking.

The twelfth type is the hardware environment.

Black screen paralysis workaround.

1: When you want to boot the computer, restore the BIOS to its factory state first.

2: Restart your computer. Enter the system or safe mode (press F8 to select 1 when booting up.)3: Close all startup items. (msconfig) in Run (tick) ctfmonand anti-virus software.

4: You copy the following command. At the command prompt, type:

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

5: Update the graphics card (or network card. Bluetooth. Sound card. mouse, etc.) drivers. Restart your computer again. Do a comprehensive antivirus.

Turn on the PE system with the reloaded disk, save the files you need, and then reinstall the system.

Your situation should be the system boot file is missing, the entire installation disc console repair is more convenient, or you can install the system from the new.

Did you use ghost to get it?

The second screen black screen should be the system is broken, reinstall the system. That's it.

But it is not ruled out that it is the reason for the looseness of the graphics card and memory module, unplug it and erase the metal part with an eraser, and then put it into the motherboard and start it up.