I don t know what files were deleted from the system! After powering on, a one minute countdown to

It must be that the system files have been deleted, causing the system to not work. However, there are too many system files, so it is recommended that you reinstall the system.

The dialog box has a hint of.

Just copy one from someone else.

If it doesn't work, reload! ~~

That's a start-up issue!!

You can fix it with a tool!

I should have been hit by the shockwave virus!

1. Disconnect the network first.

2. Because the virus has damaged your service system, even if you kill the virus and install the firewall, it will still restart uninterruptedly in the future, so you have to modify the service settings. Here's how:

Find it in the Control Panel"Management tools", double-click"services"Go to the service settings, find RemoteProcedureCall (RPC), double-click to open it, and select it"Recovery"tab, change the computer's reaction when the service selection fails to all"Don't"or"Restart the service", recommended selection"Don't"。

That's it!

3. Patching:

Patches for Chinese XP.

Patch for Chinese 2000.

Patch for Chinese 2003.

Shockwave"Specialized tools for malignant worms.

In Runtime, type "shutdown -a"."Note that the space should be that someone added a shutdown program to your startup and entered it in Runtime""At startup, unhook the bat or cmd suffix, and then look at the path, find it, and delete it.

It should be that you have forbidden the running of a certain process, I have encountered this situation before, after the computer turns on the BIOS and loads, quickly press the F8 key, and in the WindowsXP advanced options menu that appears, one of them is to enter the system under the condition of the last safe operation, which is exactly what it means, I can't remember the name, you try.

You're going to have to reinstall because you can't do anything in 1 minute.

System restore or one-click recovery, if you can't reinstall it, your system will crash.

Let's reload! Buy a pirated disc and you'll be fine for a while.

Virus.

Shockwave (virus-killing tool.

** Wave "Kill tool."

And put these two patches.

Blaster patches.

Wave patches.

Hello, if you don't like to do the system trouble:

After the dialog box pops up, start -- run -- enter shutdown -a Enter the above step is to unshut down the system, and then what you should do is to kill the virus.

1. All that countdown is not a virus You run shutdown -s -t 60 in the start menu, and that prompt will appear.

Typing shutdown -a in Start Run cancels the box and it won't be restarted again.

It looks like a startup item is loaded at startup. Just enter shutdown -r -t 60 in Runtime

That's what you said. You can cancel it according to the above method and kill it. See if there's anything wrong with the startup. And also. ini file.

There's a file in the machine, delete it and you'll be fine (here's the next step).

Virus, I suspect it is related to some shock wave or something.

It is possible to be naïve"Viruses"

lz try it before auto shutdown in"Start running"Enter shutdown -a enter.

If the automatic shutdown phenomenon is gone, post it back and forth.

First type shutdown -a in Start Run to cancel the automatic shutdown, then right-click on My Computer -> Management -> Service Set the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service to Automatic! Reboot and give it a try!

Task Manager in turn off the corresponding process, and then.

Disable it in the startup items.

1.Repair system files. Run:

sfc/scannow 。If the prompt fails: Resolution:

Find the hkey local machine software microsoft windowsnt currentversion winlogon in the registry, and change the key value of "sfcdisable" to "0". (Restart required).

This method has a good repair function for system file corruption caused by viruses!

2.The computer is poisoned. Look at the situation is that the "** wave" virus in the first two years is playing tricks, and when the countdown appears, you can't manually shut it down?

To cancel in the task schedule, the detailed steps are: Control Panel - Performance and Maintenance - Task Schedule - See if there are any tasks you added, then delete it.

You've added it as a scheduled task...

On the command line, type at delete and then y

to delete your scheduled tasks.

When it appears, enter shutdowm -a in Runtime

Is it because some programs are still running, and the system needs to close the running programs by itself before shutting down.

Or it's a Trojan virus but not necessarily a shock wave, now there are many viruses and their variants very quickly, it is recommended that you still find some special killing with a variety of anti-virus and anti-horse software to check and kill.

Oh, this "** wave" virus.

** Wave (Virus-specific killing tool.

It should be that some system process has been terminated, as in my experience.

Hehe, if it's an occasional occurrence, it shouldn't be a problem.

If this happens often, there is a problem.