My system boot with XP literally started to die, 25

There is a problem with the hardware, it is very likely to be the graphics card, and I used to have a problem with my graphics card, and that's it, the solution.

Enter safe mode: Uninstall the graphics card and stop using it to see if you can get in.

First of all, determine that your computer is poisoned, it is a virus that infects your system files, try safe mode to boot first, and then antivirus, remember, when antivirus, you must ** the latest virus database, be sure to update to the latest version.

The memory is OK, and at first glance it is inferior memory

Or the motherboard is also a general brand

The system is reinstalled,It's caused by the mismatch between the system software and the hardware.,Don't install the ghost compressed version.,It's OK to install the pure version.。

There are many reasons for this problem, you replace the memory, try it, no, you replace the hard disk or detect whether the hard disk has bad sectors, and there may be a problem with the settings in the BIOS, you can restore the factory settings.

The biggest possibility is that your hard disk has a bad sector, or there is a red block in it, so you can't see it from the self-test, and it's useless for you to install n flat in the system, so change the hard disk

It can detect whether the hard disk has bad sectors, and if there are bad sectors, you can take it to repair, and it is recommended that you replace it with a new one.

This is generally not a system problem, it may be a hard disk or memory problem.

Wait for him to complete the self-test, and the normal next start will be gone, if you click ESC at the beginning, you can skip it, but there will be next time. No, it doesn't.

Enter the system and check the hard disk once in the properties of the right-click disk point.

The C disk was hung up, and the C disk was formatted before the system was made, and then changed to the NTFS mode disk

I don't know what you mean by getting stuck in this interface or what.

It is recommended to reproduce the installation system.

You have an abnormal shutdown or logical partition problem.

Most of them are because the shutdown is not normal.

After investigation, the reason for this blue screen error** is:

**： 0x0000007b

Cause: File name, directory name, or repository label syntax error.

Experience: Blue Screen Glitch.

If this appears after booting, you may want to repair the disk boot.

There is also a situation that if you install the XP blue screen on a new computer, it may be that the hard disk mode is wrong, and you can set it in the BIOS.

Installing the system blue screen, it may be that the hard disk mode is wrong.

Install XP, boot into the BIOS, and select the hard disk mode to IDE mode (maybe the motherboard defaults to the AHCI hard disk mode).

Install Windows 7: Now the new notebook is powered on with SATA interface hard disk, enter the BIOS, and select the hard disk mode to IDE mode (maybe the motherboard defaults to the AHCI hard disk mode).

chkdsk /f c:

chkdsk /f d:

chkdsk /f e:

chkdsk /f f:

See, scanning with disk under PE is also fine.

Change the BIOS settings, or make XP from win7, and change the hard disk settings in the BIOS to IDE mode.

There is a system vulnerability.,The system disk should be pirated.,Let's replace it with a new disk.。

Shutdown and restart: No, reinstall.

Just wait a little longer.

This question is very complicated, are you trying it out?

Did you choose the right hard disk mode?

Boot XP before starting.

Press F8 to bring network security mode.

Then the 360 system first aid kit.

Fix it again