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Anonymous users2024-02-07Let's do it all over the system, the system is running, and the forced shutdown causes data loss, and it's OK to do it all over the system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Is it that the motherboard is broken, and the contact is poor.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05My PC - Properties - Advanced - Boot & Recovery - Turned off the reboot item.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04It seems that the system is broken.
Press Del to enter the BIOS settings at boot, change the first boot to disc boot, and reinstall the system with the XP disk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Is it that the button of the power supply has been broken by your brutal girlfriend.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It is the system important files that are damaged, you can use the repair function of the system disk (it is the disk that installs the current system), insert the system disk, restart the computer (if your computer can't read the disk after restarting, you have to set the BIOS, the specific method, the first screen after restarting, press the delete key, that is, the del key, use the arrow keys (the keyboard has the arrow key, select the second item, and then press enter, see that there is a first boot item enter, and then use the arrow keys to select the cdrom item, press F10 after entering, Press the Y key again, OK)), after entering the disc, when the screen displays the message "Windows XP Professional Installer, Welcome to Installer", press the "Enter" key. It should be noted that the "R" key cannot be pressed here, and if the "R" key is pressed, the faulty console fix for the Windows XP system will be initiated.
In the Windows XP Installation Agreement, Windows XP Professional End User Installation Agreement screen that appears, press the "F8" key to agree to the license agreement.
A message that says "Windows XP Professional Installer, if one of the following Windows XP installations is corrupted, the installer can try to fix it" will then appear. The Windows XP installer that needs to be repaired is displayed in the list box below the window. If there are more than one, use the Move Up and Down arrows to highlight the system that needs to be repaired, and finally press the "R" key.
When the screen says "Windows XP Professional Installer, Installer has attempted to update the following Windows installations", press the "Enter" key.
In this way, the Windows XP system will be installed automatically, and the installation time for future operation steps is basically the same as that of reinstalling the system. With the Windows XP operating system after the repair installation, the original system settings, installed software, and personal information will not be changed. In addition, it should be noted that to use the Windows XP repair installation function, you must use the Windows XP installation disc of the original system, otherwise even if the system can be repaired successfully, you will not be able to log in to the Windows XP system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Press F8 when starting, select the last normal boot option to turn on, OK, if it doesn't work, press F8 again, enter the safe mode to see if it's OK.
The reasons should be as follows:
The first point: some of the capacitors of the motherboard are burned. Due to the hot weather in summer, it is not surprising that many small capacitors on motherboards burn out, which is also the main reason why they can sometimes start and sometimes shut down! >>>More
There are many reasons for restarting, it is recommended that lz first check and kill viruses in safe mode, and then if it doesn't work, it may be that some drivers are incompatible (I used to restart for no reason after installing the driver of the controller) If it is not, it may be a hardware problem......(I also used to play WOW when I kept getting back up, I couldn't play at all, and then I changed to a motherboard and solved it).
Hello bosom friend! First of all, it is necessary to eliminate the problem of indoor voltage and socket quality, and it is also possible that the voltage is unstable, and the computer is mainly shut down or restarted for no reason, which is caused by insufficient power supply power or high hardware temperature >>>More
I remember that 98 used to shut down like this...
Hello! First of all, teach you to eliminate it by hand.
1.Take out the battery of the motherboard, buckle it back, and discharge it. Purpose: To restore the default values of the BIOS settings and eliminate the automatic reboot or shutdown of the BIOS cooling presets. >>>More