My computer doesn t turn on properly! The master can help solve it!!

If it's a system file, you can copy it from another computer and paste it into C: Windows System32.

Or use the recovery console.

If it's a third-party plug-in, you can remove it from the startup item, remove the startup item from the startup item, remove the c: windowssystem32 hkey local machine software, microsoft windows currentversion, run it, find the startup item, delete it, and then restart the computer.

Or go to the computer utility configuration and run msconfig to remove the item from the startup items inside.

Clean registry feature with Super Bunny.

You can try to delete this startup item in the registry, go to hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run to find this startup item and delete it, and then use the search function in the menu to enter the name of this startup item, to ensure that there is no item, it is best to use the cleaning malicious tool to clear the junk and plug-ins in it and then restart, After restarting, the computer should no longer have this loading error.

Plug the memory module back in This can also happen if the memory module is in poor contact.

Probably the graphics card is broken (I've had it a few times).

Try to change the monitor.,It's really not good, it's probably a graphics card problem.。

Lying on the ground?

Is there too much static electricity?

Or maybe it's a power supply issue.

It is recommended to use the short-circuit method to test whether the power supply is normal.

Power shorting method: Take tweezers or other conductive cables, short the green wire and any black wire, and connect the power supply.

If you think there is a problem with the power cord of the main unit, just borrow a good power cord and try it.

This should be a problem of contact, so put the computer up and test it, find the location of the bad contact, and then replace it with a new part.

You're on a discrete graphics card, right?

Poor contact between the graphics card and the motherboard! You're standing up and the graphics card is sagging down! Just touch when lying down. Fix your graphics card! (or pad some insulation).ok

It should have nothing to do with the power cord, this thing rarely breaks, don't think about it!

Think about these aspects:

1. The results of standing and lying are different, and the relevant can only be poor contact.

2. Static electricity sometimes makes a difference, but it will never be used in conjunction with standing and lying down.

3. You reduce the memory to a minimum amount, and you ask the computer company how many memories to allocate at least.

4. Remove all the cards except the graphics card.

5. Change to a better chassis.