The computer turned on and did not find the DII

System files are important files stored in the Windows system folder, which are usually created automatically during the installation of the operating system and are essential for the proper functioning of the system. Under normal circumstances, it is not recommended for users to modify this kind of file at will, and its existence plays an important role in maintaining the stability of the computer system. If you don't know the system and don't know where to store it in your computer, then it is recommended to use a repair tool to do the most comprehensive scan and repair of the system.

Search on the web and **unzip. Put the dll in C: Windows System32 and the game installation directory, and restart it to copy the file directly to the system directory

1. Windows 95 98 ME system, copy to C: Windows System directory. 2. Windows NT 2000 system, copy to C:

winnt system32 directory. 3. Windows XP system, copy to C:Windows System32 directory.

Then open "Start-Run-Enter regsvr32" and press Enter to resolve the error prompt.

It should be that the boot item file is corrupted, it is recommended that you enter the safe mode after rebooting and use 360 Security Guard to repair it.

That's a self-test looking for boot items, the general setting is to boot from the hard disk or optical drive, the default is to boot from the mobile device or network card, and detect in turn until you find the hardware that can boot.

You go into the BIOS and set the first boot item to the hard disk to boot and you're good to go. If it doesn't work, there may be a system failure, believe I've tried.

1. First of all, when the computer is turned on, press the DEL key to enter the BIOS, press the up and down arrow keys to select the "Advanced Setup" setting, and then enter, as shown in the figure below, and then enter the next step. 2. Secondly, after completing the above steps, press the up and down arrow keys to move to "1st boot device", then press the Enter key, select the hard drive according to the startup items in it, as shown in the image below, and then go to the next step. 3. Then, after completing the above steps, press F10 to save the BIOS options we set.

This step means exiting the BIOS and saving the settings to reboot the system as shown in the image below, and then move on to the next step. 4. Then, after completing the above steps, select the "Y" option and press Enter to automatically.

It could be that your hard drive has failed and the motherboard BIOS is trying to remotely boot the system from the network card for PXE!

Solution: Please check if your hard drive is faulty or reinstall the system!

or the motherboard has the PXE remote boot enabled for the network card, and it is the first boot item!

Solution: Press the on-screen prompt during POST, press or key to enter the motherboard BIOS settings, find the [Onboard LAN boot ROM] option in the [Integrated Peripherals] option, and change the parameter after this item to [disabled].

These prompts no longer appear when rebooted after the key is saved.

The setup method will vary depending on the motherboard model, but just set [OnBoard LAN Boot ROM] to [disabled] and you're good to go!

In general, they are logical bad sectors, and the probability of physical bad sectors is not very high. If the logic is bad, delete the partition and recreate it, and then format it, you can do it, don't choose quick format. Physical bad sectors, which can be used in DM software to lower the level of DOS.

Note that all files are lost after the low grid, and they cannot be retrieved.

Disk detection.

Back up the files on the D drive, format it once, and the rest will be fine.

There should be no bad sectors, if suspected. Check this part of the sector with the efficiency source and take a look. If it really works. Use pq to partition this part separately and hide it.

If it's a physical bad sector. Low level is not very useful, it is best to warranty, if it is overwarranted, it is best to take care of the above, and it can protect the other parts.

You format it and try it. General logic bad sectors can be dealt with.

If it doesn't work, it can only be low-level formatting.。。 Not so much recommended, though.

There are several possibilities. You try it.

1 The hard disk is uneven or not fixed.

2 Hard disk data cable quality problems.

3 Hard drive power cord quality issues.

I've often encountered this situation in Internet cafes. Generally, it can be solved according to the above methods.

Good luck..

The disk has bad sectors, you copy the files in it to other places, and then format it to see, if it doesn't work, you can only do artificial isolation, but it's not very safe, because the bad sectors have the possibility of spreading, and you have to change the hard disk.

It's a win7 patch update issue. Enter the run command window, enter cmd, open the cmd window, then enter netsh winsock reset catelog, press enter, the word success will appear, and then restart or log out.

QQ I can't get in when I boot up.,There's no QQ in the application in the task manager.,But there's a process in the service.。 When you reinstall QQ, the initialization failure 0x0000000c appears. That's right.

Also, IE can't display the web page when you go in, or the address is invalid?

Open Computer Manager, Computer Clinic, Internet abnormality, one-click repair.

2.Right-click on the icon and select "Run as administrator" from the pop-up menu

3.The UAC window pops up, click "Allow".

4.In the program, type: netsh winsock reset5When the run is complete, follow the prompts and restart your computer.

6.After restarting the computer, an orange prompt box will pop up, please select "Allow this program" and click "Confirm".

If you still can't access the internet after doing the above, please follow the steps below for another time

1.Restart your computer.

2.After rebooting, press F8 to select the boot mode and select "Safe Mode".

3.Do the above 5 steps in safe mode and reboot.

Immediately and quickly test for the virus. If not.

Turn off the firewall if it doesn't work.

Reinstall the NIC driver.

Dude, don't try anything, your keyboard should be a short circuit caused by water ingress, and the possible f2 f3 can't be used! The easiest way to do this is to change the keyboard! Go to**Find one that sells the same type of keyboard, just replace it!

Hehe, you don't have a notebook with a small numeric keypad, right?

If you want to type 456, it's all letters, right?

You try the fn key + NUNMLK (mine is the F11 key) and you can hit the number.

The first line is that there is no guide found.

3f0" is an error message on the hard disk, and it is recommended to try the following operations:

Select [System Diagnostics] in the file, click Enter to enter, press F4 and select Hard Disk Test to detect the hard disk.

If no error is reported after the hard disk is detected, and all the results are passed or succeeded, it means that the disk has not detected the problem, and the current situation is likely to be caused by a system problem. Attach the system to a USB flash drive PE.

This is a problem with the motherboard, the wear and tear of the motherboard, it may be too high temperature, or physical damage. It has nothing to do with the system.

Reinsert the memory module and erase the gold finger with an eraser.

You need to use the administrator privileges of the protection card to enter, and then install the driver. Restart the machine and start it as a normal user.

If you really don't want to have this effect, then remove the protection card.

See what you want to do yourself, whether you want to back up your system, restore your system, or reinstall your system. 1 One-click backup system 2 One-click restore system 3 Run ghost manually. If not, select Step 5 and restart.