XP gets an error report every time it starts?

The problem is generally caused by illegal shutdown, but you pay attention to not letting the system automatically monitor and fix the errors made in the future startup process, press enter directly in the past, so that the system has to be monitored every time it starts, you can try to let the system monitor itself normally, enter the system, and then shut down and start normally to see, if it still exists, it should be that there is a problem with your E partition, you can move the data to other disks, formatted, and then move back! Still can't OK, just use a tool to monitor your hard drive!!

If that's the case, if the things on your e-drive are not important, format them, remove the important ones, and then format them, which can solve this problem!

Your computer has had an abnormal shutdown in the past, so a system check will be performed. Nothing is a problem, don't worry. Leave him alone, don't go back, when he turns on, there won't be another time. As long as you get back in the car, there will be it next time.

Did you have to wait almost 1 minute for your computer to boot at first? If this is the case and the E drive cannot be opened, the formatting cannot be repaired, and you can only delete the E drive where it is located, so that you don't have to check it again (what?). You won't delete the hard drive?

I'm pouring, check it on the Internet, use fdisk). As for the reason, it is most likely that your hard drive is corrupted.

According to your description of the computer, the computer has now crashed and hail, and it is impossible to enter the system, so you can only reinstall the system.

If your computer system crashes and you want to reinstall your system, there are two ways to reinstall your system.

Reinstalling the system will only change the system in the C drive of the computer, such as the files and things in the D and E and F disks of the computer.

The first is the optical disc mounting system. It is suitable for those who have a good understanding of the BIOS settings of the computer. [Find and enter the option containing the word "BIOS" in the BIOS interface, 1.]“advanced bios features”

2.After going to "Advanced BIOS Features", find the first boot device option with "first", "First boot device".

3."First Boot Device" option, select "CDROM" Enter, after the configuration is set, press the "F10" key on the keyboard to save and exit, then the computer will restart by itself, and the rest is to install the system automatically.

Above are the steps to set up the BIOS boot. Each computer has different BIOS settings, you can refer to it. Once you've learned it, you'll be able to pack the system on disc. 】】

The second is to install a rotten buried sail system on a USB flash drive. U disk system, you need to make the U disk into a boot disk first, and then from the online ** system, and after decompression, copy the system with GHO to the boot disk that has been done U disk.

1.The installation system can be done to System City 114**.

2.After watching the tutorial on how to make a USB flash drive, you will use the tray system. Go to the computer store and learn how to install the system.

It is suitable for those who have a good understanding of the BIOS settings of the computer. [Find and enter the option containing the word "BIOS" in the BIOS interface, 1.]“advanced bios features”

3.After going to "Advanced BIOS Features", find the first boot device option with "first", "First boot device".

4."First Boot Device" option, select "U disk" Enter, after the configuration is set, press the "F10" key on the keyboard to save and exit, then the computer will restart by itself, and the rest is to install the system automatically.

Above are the steps to set up the BIOS boot. Each computer has different BIOS settings, you can refer to it. Once you have learned it, you will be able to use the USB flash drive system.