When booting Windows, an error is reported that there is a file that looks like a symbol like thi

The content of the startup error record.

Then use the following method to remove to start the project.

1.Start with the use of configuration items to run msconfig on the startup tab and find the key value of or contain.

Characters in the record.

remove the previous counterpoint and restart the machine.

2..You can also do this by removing the corresponding key in the registry method: start running regedit OK to open the registry.

Generally, it is in the following two positions.

Find it for the record.

is a key-value or contains.

Right-click the file name key at the end of the record to delete it.

3.Of course, you can also use some tools, recommend the optimization master, and other software can also achieve the corresponding effect, which will not be described here.

If you are not very familiar with the registry.

Suggested use method 1.

Upstairs said a bit irresponsible, reinstalling the system is the next policy, not forced to do so, because redo the system will be a lot of things to lose, although the new system is clean, but a lot of settings do not need to be new to run in.

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It doesn't necessarily matter. This""It could be that you are a virus, and it used to be a random start of software. Now it only has a name in the startup item, but no files.

It is safer to put documents on a D drive. When the C drive is formatted in this way, the important things are still on the D drive, and there is no loss if the system is completely broken.

What system files may have been lost, you can use the system installation disk to repair, my documents turned out to be in the documents and settings file directory of your personal username in the C drive.

Error reports can be found in the My Computer, right-click in the Manage Event Viewer application, or within the system.

You can see it.

The following questions are normal to consider to prevent accidental loss of files (reinstalling the system).

Send that mistake out and everybody give it to your counselor.

No, yes, what software have you installed to modify some key files of the system, if the system is used without problems, you can also do not need to restore the system files! (Try Disabling File Protection.)

Start Run Run Enter Computer Configuration Administrative Templates System Windows File Protection Set Windows File Protection Disabled instead.

Reboot ) If you have Windows XP Pressional Service Pack2 original system disk, just put it into the CD-ROM drive!! If not, you can go to the Internet** a Windows XP Pressional Service Pack2 original system disc ISO image file, use UISO software to load into the virtual CD-ROM drive, and then you enter SFC ScanNow in the run, so that you can restore Windows system files!! This

Reinstall the system, the file has been maliciously altered.

Point Start: Run: msconfig

Then find it. Tick bootlog. Thank you.

What's the use of removing it?

The machine doesn't need time to start the program yet!

It has nothing to do with the computer configuration, it is the relationship between the settings: click my computer right--Properties--Hardware--Device Manager, double-click the IDE controller, then double-click the main IDE channel, and then click Advanced Settings, change the device type with the current transfer mode as "not applicable" to "None", and the general default setting is "Auto-Detection", which is determined at the point. Double-click the secondary IDE channel, click Advanced Settings, change the device type with the current delivery mode to "Not applicable" to "None", click OK, then close Device Manager, and finally click OK to turn off System Properties.

In short, all channels are set to not detect, so that the computer will start up much faster, generally scrolling two or three times, mine is one and a half times, you try it!! It should be like this.

Computer problems, there are too many boot software, use the optimization master to set up the software that will run automatically at boot, remove all the unnecessary ones, and then select the computer as the best performance.

They are some temporary files and backup files after a system update or upgrade. It usually occupies several hundred MB of system resources. It is completely possible to delete them without affecting the normal operation of the system.

Those are all system files, and it is best not to delete them for individual users, it is easy to make mistakes.

Find this file in the C drive and delete it, and you should be fine.

The document is corrupted! There are only a few things to try.

, the folder starting with $ is the system patch backup folder!! Can be deleted!!

Folders starting with $ are generally stored under C: Windows, and the property is hidden, and the landlord can delete it! Because the patch itself has already been played, this is just a bakup program!!

So after deleting it, it will free up most of the space of the C drive!! It's not the work or game files that the downstairs says, those files should be tmp files!!

All folders starting with $ are backup folders for system patches, as long as you restart your computer after the system patch, then all these folders starting with $ can be deleted!! without affecting your normal use of the computer!! Instead, it will free up space on the C drive!!

$ system patch temporary file.

$ Temporary Files.

？$ Temporary Files.

temp--- temporary file.

TMP --- temporary file.

MP --- temporary file.

documents and settings folder below your username folder to add the existence of such files should be in the temp folder, if it is not the garbled files in the folder, it is recommended that the landlord do not delete by himself, because some class log folders are log folders or running records of some software, or it is an update class file, such software needs to self-check such folders when running, and the lack of this kind of software can not run normally, The simplest example: QQ software stores the bin file under your username in Documents and Settings, and after deleting it, it will report an error and fail to run when loading QQ!!

So, the landlord should know how to do it!!

It is generally OK to have $ at the beginning, note that these may be temporary files of some running programs, and forced deletion may affect the stability of the program, suggestion: files with $ under Windows can generally be deleted.

Some of the temporary files left by the software, and some are the files left after patching, the patch is left in order to delete the patch, if you delete it, you can't install and remove the patch, of course, if you think you won't install and remove the patch, you can also delete it.

It is recommended that it is best to use software to clean up. 360 Rabbit Optimizer has all of these features.