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What to do if the system fails to start:
1) The initialization file is corrupted; Windows startup to read and registry files.
There are also files such as , so they are very important, so they should be backed up frequently, and copying them back after destruction will be normal.
2) Dynamic Link Library (DLL) is missing. If you cannot find the DLL file when you start it, you can find the file on another computer and copy it to a related directory, such as c:....The system will prompt you to see what directory you are missing.
3) Deadly viral infections. Install anti-virus software to copy the lost files.
4) System files are deleted by mistake. Use the action panel to start the computer. Enter sysc: re-transfer the system file.
This problem may be due to system files being lost or corrupted by viruses or other reasons, you can use the boot disk to re-detect the system and recover those files.
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Try to restore the system.,If it doesn't work, just reinstall it.,It's estimated that there is a problem with the system files.。
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Either your hard drive is loose, and when the hard drive is loose, the system cannot boot from the hard drive, and the above situation may occur.
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Make a note of the path to someone else's home computer and copy it over with a floppy disk.
It may take several times to reinstall if it really doesn't work.
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You should reinstall the system.
Hope it works for you
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Go to the BIOS, check to see if the system temperature is normal, whether the metal piece of the memory module is oxidized, and erase it with an eraser.
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There are many reasons, there is a problem with the system file, or there is a problem with the driver, it is recommended to reinstall.
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The strongest startup speed technique of the XP system.
XP users are also deeply impressed by the startup acceleration of XP. I've read countless optimization articles, installed XP n times, and gone through a lot of detours, but in the end, I have summed up the experience that can really optimize XP startup.
My computer configuration is not very good, it takes a long time to start after installing XP or 2003, the scroll bar has to turn more than 10 times, and the startup time is significantly accelerated after optimization, and the scroll bar only needs to turn more than 1 turn and can't wait to open the system. Here's how to speed up the startup in a practical and effective way.
First of all, open "System Properties" (right-click - Properties on my computer, or open "System" in the control panel, shortcut win+pause
break) click the "Advanced" tab, open "Settings" in the "Startup and Failback" area, remove the two in the "System Startup" area, and if it is a multi-system user, keep the "Show operating system list time". The dot "" determines that the additional properties of the launch item are.
fastdetect instead of nodetect, don't add it yet.
noguiboot property, as guiboot will be used later.
The next step is crucial, open the "Hardware" tab in "System Properties", open "Device Manager", "IDE".
ata/atapi
Controller", double-click to open the "Secondary IDE Channel" property, click the "Advanced Settings" tab, change the delivery mode of devices 1 and 2 to DMA if available, select "None" if the device type can be selected as "None", click OK to complete the setting, and set the "Primary IDE Channel" in the same way.
Open the registry (Start-Run-Regedit), click "My Computer" to open "Find" in the "" menu, enter AutoEndTasks, and click "Find Next". Double-click to open the found result, and modify the "Numerical Data" to 1. Then under AutoEndTasks you can find hungapptimeout, waittokillapptimeout, set the "numerical data" to 2000 or less, here by the way, also modify the time of the menu delay, find the menushowdelay below autoendtasks, the value is in milliseconds, if you want to remove the menu delay, set it to 0.
Now that the acceleration of startup and shutdown has been completed, restart the computer to feel the feeling of fast startup, and the scroll bar is OK after only one or two turns.
After enjoying the fun of the fast restart, let's further speed up the startup speed and open the "System Properties"-
Advanced "-"Boot and Failback" settings, open the "System Boot" area, and add after fastdetect.
noguiboot so that the scrollbar is no longer displayed at startup. If you really like the scroll bar display, you don't need to do this step.
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I think I'm going to have to ask Gates this question.
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It's not an installation, it's a production? The XP system is made by Microsoft Gates in the United States, how do you make it? Upstairs for.
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You take a 1000g hard drive and ask Gates, typing briefly, the hard drive should be enough.
Windows XP Chinese Professional 1600Coem Windows XP Chinese Home 480Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Chinese) 800
I don't understand ......But teachable.
Not being able to go full screen is a matter of graphics card settings, whether your graphics card brand is Inter, Nvidia, or AMD Ati. If it is an inter graphics card, it is the built-in graphics card of the i series core processor, you want to strip the full screen, all the graphics cards must first adjust the resolution, adjust it to lower than the current resolution, and then adjust it in the settings of the graphics card, inter graphics card can go to the desktop right-click to pop up the right-click menu, "graphics options" - "screen adaptation", click "zoom full screen" in the screen adaptation; If it is an AMD ATI graphics card, the resolution should also be adjusted, but the graphics card settings are different, right-click the menu on the desktop, click "Catalyst(TM) Control Center" and select the "Configure" option, then click the "Properties" button, change "Maintain aspect ratio" under "Zoom Options" to "Full Screen", click the "OK" button, enter the screen resolution setting interface again, and set the resolution to the normal resolution of your screen (for example, 1366 768 or 1440*900, etc.); If you are an NVIDIA graphics card (N-card users), you also want to adjust the resolution, select "NVIDIA Control Panel", select "Display" on the left side - "Change Flat Panel Display Scaling", and check "Use NVIDIA Scaling Function".
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