After installing the system, it won t start

Comrade, I am deeply saddened by your misfortune! I'm late! Hehe, get down to business!

You go to find a system disk with PE, enter the PE system and go to the grid! Or you choose NTFS to format when installing the system (slow)! And then reload! Because your hard drive has been made by you to make a bad logic block! Install the system and remember to fix it!

Memory tries to plug and boot with one alone!

What kind of system do you install, try something else.

...You need to change the installation disk.

What kind of system do you have?

From doing the system in saying that there is, the fall with 360 supplement.

Summary. Hello dear, the reasons why the installed system cannot start normally are as follows:

The system does not boot properly.

Hello dear, the reasons why the installed system cannot start normally are as follows:

1. Startup Items.

1. If we use a USB flash drive system, then the USB flash drive startup item must be set.

2. You can directly pull out the USB flash drive, or go back to the BIOS settings to modify the hard disk as a boot item.

2. Activate the C drive.

1. After installing the system, the C drive is not activated normally.

2. At this time, we can go back to the installation interface. (PE system or DOS)3, then right-click to select the C drive, click "Set as Active Partition" and then restart the computer.

3. System failure.

1. There is no complete installation system during installation. (It may be disconnected halfway) 2. The system itself is missing the necessary files, or some of the files are damaged.

3. The system boot file is corrupted, and it may even be infected by a virus.

4. These problems only need to be re-installed and re-installed to solve the problem.

1. First of all, there must be a system of source and balance system CD-ROM and an optical drive. Nowadays, there are many laptops that don't have optical drives, so if your computer doesn't have an optical drive, you can't use a disc to reinstall the system.

2. Open the optical drive on the computer case, press the open button directly above, after opening, put in the disc, and then close the optical drive. The computer will automatically restart.

3. Before restarting the computer, you must enter the BIOS first, and then set the boot method.

4. After entering the BIOS, you need to select the startup items. Then look for the first boot option. After finding it, select CD-ROM to block an option, which is the optical drive, and we want to boot from the disc, we have to choose this option.

5. After setting, to save the BIOS settings, press F10 on the keyboard, and a saved confirmation dialog will appear. Click OK and the system will restart again.

6. When the system restarts again, it will enter from the CD, and then select the partition.