High score XP system problem 100

Enter it in the Start menu"control userpasswords2",Not a word less,A window pops up after entering,Then select the user you want to log in automatically in the list,Select it.,Click on it again."In order to log in to the machine, you must provide a username and password", cancel it, and click again"Applications", a box will pop up to enter the username and password, at this time you enter the password, if it is blank, do not fill in the direct confirmation.

It's a problem with the system, and it's best to check it with the latest antivirus software.

It seems to be poisoned, and there should be an automatic program under several abnormal partition directories.

It's not poisoned or what's the system to reinstall, and it should be disinfected when installing, and it can't be done It's best to get it to a computer repair shop, you can find Lenovo Sunshine Service Store, there are a lot of points in Shanghai, charge a little fee, it's not very expensive, the main thing is that your computer problem is more complicated, like we generally don't know very much, it's also difficult to get it right, or you have to be a professional person to repair, the main installation before the anti-virus or something.

It may be poisoned, it may be an exproler hijacker, and there are some other viruses, enter safe mode and scan it for a full sweep.

**It's better to write it yourself and study hard.

XP System Reload:

1、 First of all, you have to have a Windows XP system disk,Brand machines generally have genuine XP disks,If it's a saved machine,Then find an XP system disk that others have used and think it's OK (the so-called pirated disk),There are many people who use Ghost's XP disk,But I don't think it's very good。 Ghost is to copy the C drive of another computer and then copy it to you. After all, there is a difference between the hardware of your computer and the one that Ghost came from.

Although the current Windows XP SP2 basically supports most hardware drivers. These compatible drivers are certainly not as good as the ones that come with the hardware. If your computer is very popular and ordinary, you can use the ghost system to install it.

2. It is best to find your computer's motherboard drive, graphics card drive, sound card, etc. The onboard sound card is driven on the motherboard. (For the reason mentioned above, the built-in driver is better than the compatible one).

3. Copy your computer's previous work results and materials (such as world documents, excel**, ppt presentation documents, **, **, **, etc., as well as your previous favorite web page addresses, etc.) to the D drive. Because everything on the C drive will be erased.

4. Restart the computer, press and hold the DEL button to enter the BIOS settings, and modify it to the first boot is the disc boot.

5. Put it into the Windows XP installation disk and follow the prompts.

Note: To choose Install a new system, delete the original C drive, and format the original C drive. Don't choose to overwrite installation or repair.

6. After the system disk is installed, immediately install the motherboard driver, and then install the graphics card driver, sound card driver, etc.

Reinstall the system: 1. A system disk is required.

2.Normal computer.

Steps: 1. After putting the system disk, start the computer.

2.Press and hold the del key, and after entering, modify it to a disc to boot.

3.Save. 4. Exit. Follow the prompts.

Files to be retained: Files that are not on the system disk. For example, if the C disk is the default disk of the system, then the things in D, E, and F will be retained, but the things installed in the C disk will disappear and need to be reinstalled.

Complete. Thank you.

The things on the system disk will be cleared (such as the things installed in c:) and most of the installations are now ghosted, which is only 10+ minutes.

Back up what you need first.

Put the dish in it.

Set the BIOS to cd-rom [***-rom].

And then just look at the pretend.

Haven't you installed a system before? If not, you can use one-click restore, should the system you installed before have one-click restore? One-click restore is when you boot up (in the state of black screen) press the shortcut key (generally set to F11 when installing the system) You directly press the shortcut key to restore it to before you install the system, if there is it, you can restore it directly (just restore the C disk, other disks are still what you stored before), if there are no important things on other disks, format it, if there is one, back it up first.

Then restore.

To reinstall the system, a system disk is required, and it is recommended to use the system disk that comes with the installation.

If you don't have it, I'm going to buy one.,Personally, I feel that ghost is faster and easier to use.。

Steps:1Put in the disc, restart the computer, press and hold F2 while restarting the computer, select the computer from CD in it, save the settings and exit.

2.It's easy to do later.,Follow the disc prompts and choose to restart.。 The main thing is to choose the location of the installation disk, and whether to format it. The rest is basically automatic, and the ghost version can also be fully automatic.

3.After installation, add the driver (it is recommended to go to the driver home), install some required software, and the installation is completed.

Buy a system disk, that can be optionally reinstalled, generally just reinstall the C disk, and you won't lose the things of other disks in your computer.