Turn on and press F8 to start, ask for help!

I'm already clear about what you're talking about.,This way of ghost reinstalling the system,It's actually a startup item added to the original startup item:

c:\grldr="onekey ghost 11"

After you boot the system, find it in the root directory of the C drive.

Right-click, click on Attributes, and remove the 'Read-only' checkbox.

Double-click on it, use Notepad, and delete.

Similar: C: grldr="onekey ghost 11"

This one is sufficient.

Or you right-click on 'My Computer' and attribute Advanced Startup & Recovery settings.

Just modify it here.

If you are not sure, please contact me.

After entering Windows,Uninstall "OneKey Ghost 11",Finally,Check the contents of the file in the root directory of the C drive,Is this the case (that's right):

boot loader]

timeout=3

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

To be honest, there are a lot of problems with the ghost system.

Although overall ghost compatibility is still good, the stability is not good. However, at present, many Trojan viruses have been able to directly destroy the GHO backup file, and there is a problem with ghost, why don't you just install a pure installation version? If you still want to install one-click recovery, you can find me, I have a very good one-click recovery in my hand!

It is recommended to try to modify the file directory after entering the system File directory C: (you can see it after opening the option to hide system files) Put the operating system options inside:

operating systems]

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

This is the only option left" "The content in may not be the same, it should be your own version of the operating system.

The other is the ghost option.,Delete this.。

And then. boot loader]

timeout=3

Change the timeout time to a shorter time to see if you can go directly into the system.

Enter safe mode, press enter msconfig in the start menu, open the system configuration utility, select options, check all boot paths, remove all checkboxes from the checkbox, save, and restart. OK.

You should notice that the prompt on the screen at this point is: press any key to cancel the check scan of the disk.

It's not that you can press F8, press Enter, press the space bar to cancel the countdown, and start the computer directly.

When there is an error in the disk file system, the system automatically starts the disk scanning program, which scans the disk and automatically repairs the file system error, and can also find the bad sectors and recover it.

You also know that there will be such a scan after the abnormal shutdown, which is good for the disk, and the small problem allows it to scan and scan, repair and repair, and after repairing, the hard disk will have no errors, and the computer will run more smoothly.

If there is data loss from the disk, a folder will appear after scanning, and the hidden ones are fragmented files, which can be deleted in the root directory of the drive letter.

Why cancel the scan?

Checking the disk automatically is good for you, it doesn't hurt, just wait a while.

If there are no files missing from the disk itself, the scan will not result in file loss.

If the disk has file system errors or cross-link errors, the space occupied by these errors will be recovered after scanning.

Recommendation: Don't cancel the automatic disk check.

Press it again and again, keep pressing, until it comes out, if you choose to boot from the optical drive or the hard disk you choose the hard disk, and then keep pressing F8 after selection, it will definitely come out.

It's not a big problem, just don't put important files on the system disk, and I personally feel that the detection is not too important.

Yes, after a long time, there will be a blue screen.

1. Enter the advanced boot option to recover.

1. After booting up, press F8 and other shortcut keys to enter the advanced boot options, and select to enter the "last correct configuration", if the problem is not serious, it will be automatically repaired with the last correct configuration;

2. If it cannot be recovered, select "Safe Mode" in the advanced boot options, then uninstall some recently installed drivers or software, and restart and then enter normal mode;

2. If you can't enter safe mode, use the PE boot disk to repair the system boot or use the system disk to repair and reinstall the operating system.

1. Use the U disk PE boot disk to boot into the PE desktop, and open the DG partition tool. Click on the hard disk, click on the main boot MBR, then back to the PE desktop, click on the Windows boot repair.

2. Make a system disc or a boot disk to repair the operating system.

What kind of system,The general way to enter the safe mode menu,Before the windows icon appears,Constant,Press the F8 key again and again,In order to bring up the menu,But,This method does not work for the win10 system,win10If you want to enter the safe mode,You need to set it up in the system first。

This is due to the fact that some motherboards press F8 to bring up the shortcut key for the boot options menu. When the : menu appears, select the correct boot device - hard disk name, press the confirm button and press F8 immediately to enter the advanced menu options. Select the mode you want to start.