What should I do if I get stuck in the installer and starting the service? It s been two hours, 5

If that doesn't work, reinstall it.

It can be booted by setting the USB flash drive via BIOS.

Summary. Reboot, press F2 continuously, enter the BIOS system, and press enter, reboot. (The most important step, premise, must not be omitted).

Then you can boot up normally, but at this time, you can't enter the correct password, and the system will prompt you "Your account has been deactivated." Please contact your system administrator."

At this point, follow the next steps:

1.Reboot first -- (normal boot) 2Press F8 -- (Everyone knows this - boot option) 3

Select Safe Mode -- (Note: Not Safe Mode with Commands, Safe Mode.) f8 first option) 4.

Enter the login password - (type your boot password, here you can log in even if the account is deactivated, don't worry) 5Wait for the system to fully log in to the desktop.

Start -- Settings -- Control Panel -- Administrative Tools -- Computer Management -- System Tools -- Local Users and Groups -- Users -- Administrator -- Right-click -- Properties and find "Account Deactivated" -- Uncheck the box in front of you -- Click OK -- Restart.

What to do if the computer keeps getting stuck on the installation and starting the service.

Reboot, press F2 continuously, enter the BIOS system, and press enter, reboot. (The most important step, premise, must not be omitted) and then you can boot normally, but at this time, you can't enter the correct password, the system will prompt you "Your account has been deactivated." Please consult your system administrator" in this case, and then follow the next steps:

1.Reboot first -- (normal boot) 2Press F8 -- (Everyone knows this - boot option) 3

Select Safe Mode -- (Note: Not Safe Mode with Commands, Safe Mode.) f8 first option) 4.

Enter the login password - (type your boot password, here you can log in even if the account is deactivated, don't worry) 5Wait for the system to fully log in to the desktop and start -- Settings -- Control Panel -- Management Tools -- Computer Management -- System Tools -- Local Users and Groups -- Users -- Administrator -- Right-click -- Properties and find "Account Deactivated" -- Remove the tick in the previous box -- Click OK -- Restart.

That's all there is to it, I hope it will help you, thank you.

The installer keeps showing that it is starting, which proves that there is a problem with the system hardware, not the system.

1. First of all, you can see whether the cause of the fault is caused by the number of groups that have started ACPI. Try to restart the computer, and then press F11 to enter the BIOS when the system has not booted well, then disable ACPI, and then restart the computer again.

2. If you have a system installation disk, you can try to use the system disk to guide into the system. Then replace the override in the partition with a bit. The replacement method is very simple, if you install it on the C drive, change the file path to:

C: Yes, if the system is installed on the D drive or E drive, then change C to D or E.

The solution to the problem of the installer starting the service is as follows:

1. Boot up and keep clicking the F8 key, enter the system operation menu, select "Safe Mode", if you can enter successfully, click "Start" "All Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" "System Restore", the "System Restore dialog box" appears, select "Restore my computer to an earlier time". In this way, you can use the built-in system restore function of the Windows system to restore to a restore point when the computer was able to boot normally. (if any).

2. Use the system to install the CD-ROM disk, put it into the CD-ROM drive, restart the computer, enter the CD-ROM installation system state, wait until the boot interface flashes, do not choose to install the system, but choose the repair system, repair the current system (may run for a long time, several hours are possible), wait patiently for the repair to be completed, and see if it can solve the problem.

3. The above two methods have not been solved, and the system can only be reinstalled.

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Okay, it's back to the normal state it was before.

First, you can see if the cause of the fault is caused by starting ACPI, try to restart the computer, and then press F11 to enter the BIOS when the system has not started well, then disable ACPI, and then restart the computer again.

2. If you have a system installation disk, you can try to use the system disk to guide into the system, and then replace the override in the partition. The replacement method is very simple, if it is installed on the C drive, change the file path to C:

Windows system32 is sufficient, if the system is installed on the D disk or E disk, then change C to D or E is OK.

Press F10 when you boot up, and use the assist key, provided that you don't have the hidden partition in the grid. It's okay to do it again.,Halfway through the shutdown will cause the file to be lost.,Can't install it.。

Today to the customer to repair the computer, I encountered such a situation, with the method said on the Internet, did not solve, accidentally found that the computer is powered on, open the *** and see that there is a disc inside, take out the CD, the problem is solved, there are similar problems, you can try the method I said.

The disc can't be read, and it is estimated that you did not specify to boot the disc when you boot it. For notebooks, it is generally when the factory logo screen appears, press the esc key to pop up the boot option, and then select CD-ROM to boot the disc. You don't need to configure the BIOS, just try it like this.

There is also the fact that you are halfway through the installation, and your previous system has been replaced, and the new system files are not yet complete, so you can't enter safe mode. I recommend that you install it and try it again with the built-in restore function (to make sure what's inside, of course).

The system is not finished, and it is being installed again.