Is it a black screen when you boot or restart? Ask for advice?

is a Windows hardware extraction layer module that is used to solve the complexity of hardware.

Belongs to: Microsoft Windows Operating System

Copy one from another machine, if it doesn't work, use the repair disc to repair it once, just insert the XP installation disk and restart the computer, and select the Failure Recovery Console. Follow the prompts to enter the Windows DOS directory.

At the DOS prompt, enter expand x: i386 c:

Windows System32 (X: is the drive letter of the optical drive. Use expand again to first copy to c:

Windows system32, and restart the computer after the name is changed, and then copy the source file name because the name is changed (ren) and restart!

This kind of problem usually occurs because of a problem with your boot file.

Not file errors.

boot loader]

timeout=10

default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows

operating systems]

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows="microsoft windows xp professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /usepmtimer

Copy all the information in the bar to Notepad Use Save As Name the file and start it with a boot disk with PE Put this file under the C drive and overwrite the source file If you can't overwrite the original read-only attribute, it should be able to start normally.

The vast majority of cases are due to problems with the boot file. I've had this issue as well.

Usually there is a problem with the file. You go to DOS and re-establish it and you're good to go. What specific questions can you ask me?

To put it simply, if you have a backup in the previous system, you can restore the system and do everything, or add a disc of your system to repair the system, and then redo the system.

Hope it helps:

There are many reasons why a computer has a black screen, and the common ones are:

Shows poor contact of the data cable;

There is no power supply to the motherboard;

Poor graphics card contact or;

Poor CPU contact and overheating;

Poor contact of memory modules;

poor power performance;

Machine infection. CIH virus, BIOS

is destructively refreshed.

Microsoft black screen, please patch.

Most of these problems are the relationship between the memory and the graphics card, loose or poor contact, just move it or use the eraser to wipe the gold finger of the interface

It should be that you accidentally moved to the system file of the C drive.,Or it's caused by mistakenly deleting system programs and files.,Is it halfway through booting and then automatically restarting repeatedly.,Just can't enter the system.。 If that's what I'm talking about, I'd recommend you reinstall the system!! Do not turn off the graphics card, motherboard, and power supply.

Dude, is your problem solved? I've been in the same situation recently. Ask for answers.