Ask for help Strange hard drive corruption, is it a virus?

When the computer restarts into WinXP, the system prompts: "SystemRoot System32 file is illegal or the file is corrupted, the system cannot boot". You can take advantage of the Failback console to repair corrupted files.

Insert the XP installation disk and reboot the computer, and select the Failback Console. Follow the prompts to enter the Windows DOS directory.

At the DOS prompt, enter expand x: i386 c:

Windows System32 (X: is the drive letter of the optical drive. Use expand again to first copy to c:

Windows system32, and restart the computer after changing the name, and then copy the source file name because the name is changed (ren) and restart.

Because DoS can only create FAT16 partitions, there is a certain space limit. My advice is to hook your hard drive to someone else's machine and use XP or 2000's disk management program to partition and format your hard drive, and you should have no problem.

In addition, it is recommended to check whether there are any bad blocks of the disk after formatting. I initially suspect that there is (and it is also a personal lesson of blood).

Viruses mainly produce bad sectors on the hard disk by frequently reading and writing the hard disk, and some directly use the hard disk logical lock to lock the hard disk, resulting in the system not being able to identify the hard disk scrapping.

Some computer viruses can damage hard disks, for example, some viruses will repeatedly read and write a large number of files stored on the hard disk, causing the hard disk to run for a long time, resulting in bad sectors or sector damage to the hard disk, and some will lead to false memory occupation and high CPU temperature, etc.

Yes.. It back harms the data inside you. Make your PC not work properly in the cloud.

Generally, it will not be physically damaged, but it will destroy the data in the disk, resulting in failure to boot normally.

Don't install several kinds of antivirus software, generally choose one is enough, or there will be no conflict, and it will bring you a lot of trouble.

I don't understand what kind of damage you are talking about. The maximum damage of poisoning should be the damage of data, as for hard damage, it cannot be said that there is none. CIH viruses attack hardware.

It can cause damage to the 0 track of the hard disk. Motherboard BIOS damage, which is currently the only virus that attacks computer hardware. It's hard to say about the rest.

The main harm to the hardware should be said to accelerate the normal aging and damage. The main thing is that the 0 track accelerates aging. The most common manipulation of the hard disk by viruses is the frequent reading and writing of critical parts of the hard disk (0 tracks).

You can also think of it as normal read and write data aging. So I don't know if I should say whether it counts as damage to the hard drive.

The fault of the computer is in the C partition, also known as the C drive, so as long as you reinstall the system, you can solve the problem.

Hi Format Data Recovery Master is a powerful, simple interface, and simple to operate data recovery software. It supports the recovery of hard disk files deleted by mistake, disk formatted by mistake, memory card data deleted by mistake, files emptied by mistake, and hard disk files after the hard disk partition disappeared.

If the software is not opened, it will go wrong for no reason, and the machine is very loud.

My hard drive has bad sectors, and if you're not sure that your hard drive actually has bad sectors, don't try to fix it

When you open a disk (with bad sectors), the hard disk will make a "special" sound, and you will basically know that it is a hard disk ringing sound as soon as you hear it! ~

1.When the hard disk is running or copying a file, it is possible that the operation will not be successful for a long time, or it may make some abnormal noise, or the system will simply prompt that the file cannot be read or written.

2.Every time the computer is turned on, the disk scanner runs automatically and reports that there are incorrect sectors.

3.The computer cannot boot from the hard disk when it boots up, or it cannot operate the hard disk after it starts. This is a more serious bad sector.

The above 3 points are the symptoms of a broken hard drive, is this the case with yours? If not, you should consider if something else is broken ...