Help, thank you, why can t others enter my system

I see what you mean, the methods upstairs are too explicit. You first secretly observe what your uncle is doing, and then target him for the usual troublemakers. For example, if he is always playing a certain game, you can delete a more important program in the game, and it will not start if it looks like nothing on the surface.

Or if he often makes pictures, he can delete the graphics card program. Of course, these methods are not the final solution, and the final solution is to tell him loudly, I want to use it, please go to the side first, I want to complete the *** homework left by the teacher.

There are many ways to do this.

For example, modify the registry to hide all the icons on the desktop.

Then delete all the Start menu items (which can be restored later), and then ban any programs. Also modify the registry to do so.

Otherwise, go to NetBIOS and set the system password directly.

Only the one that sets the superuser. Save and log out, so that there is no password, let alone enter the operating system. Even the CMOS settings can't get in. Ruthless enough.

You set the machine to boot from the disc, so that he can't turn on your computer in the future, and change it when he turns it on himself.

Remove the graphics card driver, then hide your drive disk and say you can't find it. There is also the need to get rid of the network card driver.

What's it, it's troublesome and unpleasant.

Dude sue you one.,It's in a lot of books.,Find a USB disk.,And then follow what you're taught.,Start a USB drive.,And then you keep the USB drive yourself.,No one knows.,Let alone your uncle.。

Go to BIOS to set the system password. After saving. You need a password to turn it on. Not to mention the system. The BIOS can't get in.

Get your uncle to buy a computer!

To be tactful, of course!

Set a password for your personal interface.

When you boot up, it will display: Disk Boot Failure Insert System Disk and Press Enter

When you boot up, it will display: Disk Boot Failure Insert System Disk and Press Enter

You can also check whether the First Boot Device is HDD-0 in the Advanced BIOS Features menu of the BIOS

The screen appears: Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disk and Press Enter.

Troubleshooting: After entering the CMOS settings, select IDE HDD Auto Detection to see if it can be detected.

to the presence of the hard disk.

If no hard drive is detected. The first thing to consider is the hard disk, which can be done by listening to the sound of the hard disk or connecting the hard disk to it.

His computer came up to determine if there was a problem with the hard drive. If there is a problem with the hard disk, the data on the hard disk can be found for special data.

recovery companies to recover; If you can detect the hard disk correctly, please check the capacity of the detected hard disk and other requirements.

Whether the parameters are the same as those of the actual hard disk. is the same, indicating that the system should be normal, probably just in CMOS.

The setting information of the hard disk parameters is lost. Different, it means that the system must be faulty, it may be a fault of the motherboard, too.

It is possible that the hard drive cable is faulty.

2.Reasons: 1) The hard disk and optical drive are connected to the same data cable, and the jumpers are all set as the master disk (or both are set as slave disks).

2) The CMOS hard disk parameter is set to none

3) Main boot sector end flag 55aah error.

Processing: (1) Set the CD-ROM jumper to a slave disk (or the hard disk jumper to the master disk).

2) Reset CMOS

3) Repair with NDD's "Diagnostic Disk".

Do you have a backup of the system?

It should be a broken optical drive or hard disk, you can unplug the optical drive cable to see if it works!

If the hard disk fails to boot, insert it into the system disk and press Enter

The computer prompts you to boot into the system with a system CD.

This method is the trouble point, when I was forced to use it when I went to college (it worked), remove the hard disk and find a computer to install the system with this computer, everything is OK! As for the case where you write a program but can't read it, I guess it's because you have a virus in your computer...

The file format of the system is not the same as the format of the hard disk, and the format of the hard disk is changed to the same as that of the system.

This is the bare body that doesn't read the contents of the disc and jumps directly to the hard drive.

It seems that the hard disk is broken, so try a different hard board.

Uncle B, Uncle B and Uncle A are the same person.

You try to format the hard disk again, according to the meaning of the prompt, your hard disk system is not recognized, it is really not good to make a low grade, the safest way is to send it to a store with repair capabilities.

I'll also talk about it, you can reformat it on your own machine and look at it in the partition.

You can go under this place, as a floppy disk boot, which has a lot of tools, you see.

First, did you choose to set the first partition as the active disk when formatting?

Second, your question is very similar to that the disc is not working, so let's start the disc instead.

After formatting you have not set up the active partition. If you don't use the PQ tool to set up an active partition. That is, the system area. That's how it should be. I don't know those English either. Rattle.

If you want to be specific, I'll have to check it for you.

May my answer solve your worries.

You choose the network security mode.

Hello: You can enter safe mode for virus detection.

Hello, redo the system, patch it, install antivirus software, prevent it from getting the virus again, I wish you a happy and happy life.

It seems that a more complicated problem, the preliminary estimate is caused by the unstable voltage power supply, try to change to a better power supply, it may also be a problem with the capacitor on the motherboard.

There may be a problem with the power supply.

It is still under warranty It is best to find a merchant to debug or replace.

Maybe the data cable inside the motherboard is loose. In particular, the data cable between the hard disk and the motherboard is not plugged in.