Something that jumps out when booted?? What exactly?

You have no antivirus in safe mode. Did you show the hidden files before the antivirus??

A computer is a very smart tool.

The chances of hardware failure are rare.

As long as you're buying a big brand. Genuine goods. Quality is sure that there will be no problems for at least 2 years).

Unless you are usually very bad at the computer, or buy a fake!!

It is highly recommended that you use genuine Rising 07 to kill viruses in safe mode.

Remember to show the hidden files before the virus by opening my computer. Click on the Tools --- folder option above --- view --- remove the tick to hide system files. and check Show All Files).

There is an error in the key program of the system, which is the process of generating a local secure authorization service for authorized users using the Winlogon service, and generating the user's entry token.

It is a key process of the system, if something goes wrong, you will not be able to run the program successfully, look at your situation, the reason for this is very complicated, it is recommended that you reinstall the system, after all, you have made hardware changes, and the software repair may not be able to completely solve the problem.

Of course, if you really don't want to reinstall the system, you can go into the BIOS and load the default configuration of the system and try again.

Rising is garbage, I don't want to compare anymore. I don't believe you can use Jiang Ming and Ruixing to kill it, hey.

It's all too common, there is a problem with the system, caused by junk malware or viruses, and cleaning it up can generally be solved.

Problems with PCI Reinstall it.

Just redo the system. It's the program that's wrong.

This is a virus, and it has to be done from the system, and I was the same as you the other day, and I did it from the beginning.

There is an error with the program displayed on the title bar of this dialog box.

I guess I lost some of the files.

There are two reasons, this is because your motherboard has no battery, or your motherboard's BIOS is out of order, causing your motherboard's boot item to become a floppy drive, not an optical drive or a hard disk, and there is a motherboard self-test to the floppy drive, so you have to press F1 to continue.

1. Change a motherboard battery.

2. If the previous step has no effect, the solution is as follows:

Press F2 or Del (there is a prompt on the screen, follow the on-screen prompt) to enter the BIOS settings.

1. Set the BIOS to factory default.

Boot press Del to enter BIOS settings - in the main BIOS interface, select "Exit" with the keyboard arrow keys, and select "Load Setup DeGauits" with the keyboard arrow keys in the Exit interface - press F10 - select "OK" - press Enter - save to exit BIOS settings.

2. Turn off the floppy drive. Boot press Del to enter BIOS settings - in the main interface of BIOS, use the keyboard arrow keys to select "Main" - in the main interface, use the keyboard arrow keys to select "Legacy Diskette A", make it inverted - press Enter - enter the "Options" dialog box - use the keyboard arrow keys to select "disabled" - Enter.

3. Set an error message prompt.

In the BIOS main interface, use the keyboard arrow keys to select "Boot" - in the boot interface, use the keyboard arrow keys to select "Boot Settings Configuration" to make it white-enter-enter the "Boot Settings Configuration" interface - use the keyboard arrow keys to select "wait for 'F1' lf error" to make it inverted white-Enter-Enter the "options" dialog box - select with the keyboard arrow keys disabled" - Enter.

Hope it helps!

Generally, the motherboard battery is dead.

Hints are 2 pcs.

1. There is an error in the BIOS settings.

2. BIOS time error.

Generally, it is caused by the motherboard battery running out, and the BIOS settings cannot be recorded.

Your motherboard may have been restored to its default settings: The error message is that the CMOS setting is incorrect, because the date and time are not set.

Solution: Press F1 to enter the CMOS settings, modify the time of the motherboard, and choose to restart the computer after saving. If you turn it on later, you don't need to manually press F2 to continue.

This is the interface of the motherboard information, and it doesn't need to be canceled, everyone is like this.

**This is the BIOS interface of the computer.

You can try to restart the computer directly to see if you have entered the BIOS because of the wrong hotkey.

If the computer is restarted, it will still automatically enter the BIOS, generally for two reasons:

First, if the hard disk is damaged or not properly connected, the BIOS cannot detect the hard disk and will automatically enter the BIOS.

Second, the operating system boot on the hard disk is corrupted, and the system cannot boot, which will also cause the boot to automatically enter the BIOS.

It is recommended to check the boot settings of the BIOS to see if the hard disk is detected and whether the hard disk is correctly set as the first boot device.

If you can't enter the system normally, press F8 immediately after booting to see if you can enter the safe mode or configure the correct mode for the last time, if you can, it will automatically repair the registry after entering, and recall what you did when the first few abnormal phenomena occurred, and according to the suspicion that a certain application software caused the problem, uninstall it, and then exit normally, and then restart it should be able to enter normal mode.

No boot items of the hard drive were detected! There may be corrupt boot or corrupted system. Boot damage needs to be repaired under PE, and system damage needs to be reinstalled in the system.

It is the Windows Program Manager or Windows Explorer, which is used to manage the Windows graphical interface, including the Start Menu, taskbar, desktop and file management, deleting the program will cause the Windows graphical interface to be unusable, the process has a very important position in the computer system. When application errors are frequent, the computer becomes unusable.

Reasons why you need to close when you encounter a problem:

1.Hackers insert number-stealing Trojans and rogue software plug-ins, and malicious programs run stealthily, affecting the stability.

2.Partial antivirus processing does not fix the error add-on in the registry perfectly, resulting in an application error.

3.Plug-ins in some browsers can also cause crashes.

Workaround:2Or try double-clicking on the Internet option in Control Panel - >ie & Network Connections >. On the Advanced page, click Reset Internet Options.

To reset the IE option, you can turn off all browser plug-ins that may compromise the stability of your system in a simple way. Again, after restarting, it helps to solve the problem.

3.Try to use Kingsoft's Quick Kill feature to resolve the running malicious program. A quick scan can remove a running virus Trojan or shut down some suspicious modules, and the problem will be solved the next time you turn it on.

If none of the above works and the process frequently fails, it is likely to be related to the compatibility of drivers or hardware (mainly memory modules), and you can consider reinstalling the system. If it occurs frequently soon after reinstallation, you should focus on hardware problems, and it is recommended to contact a hardware vendor to check and replace the equipment.

Reinstall the system and the system is missing.

There is a problem with the system, reinstall the system.

This means that there is something that was not uninstalled when your computer was uninstalled, or that the computer has been infected with residual files after virus cleanup.

You can install some security software such as Rising Card Assistant. Jinshan's or 360

Delete the startup item under the startup item.

Boot up the folder or prompt box (the following methods do not mean that they are all used, you can choose to use them).

1. Start all programs in "Startup" if there is a shortcut to delete this folder (if item 1 has been solved, you can not do it below).

2. Click"Get started"Run Enter after entering msconfig and click Enter"Launch"Look for the option of the boot prompt inside, remove the previous tick after finding it, and press OK to apply. After restarting the computer, a dialog box will appear when you boot up to the desktop, add a checkmark to the dialog box, and you can confirm it.

3. Remove the auto-start item (I can't find it above, look for it here, there is a high possibility here).

Start Run Enter regedit to open the registry, in turn.

hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion run] on the right, hkey current user software microsoft windows currentversion run] on the right, see if there is an option you are looking for, if there is a deletion, restart the computer.

4. If the above methods are invalid, try the following methods; Start Program Attachments System Tools Scheduling Tasks, and delete all the scheduled tasks in it.