When the computer is turned on, it freezes when it reads WDSXP 20

It's obvious that the hard disk system has bad sectors. The C partition of your hard disk is worn out due to the long reading and writing time, so that some data is super slow to read and write, but it is not actually crashing.

It is recommended to check with a bad sector detection tool and mark the bad sectors not to be used, and then partition from the new one. Or there are too many bad sectors, or just change the hard disk...

In addition, the information is invalid for bad sectors, only lowformat is valid, but use it with caution, it is harmful to the disk.

If you can't get into safe mode, you can consider two aspects.

1. Hardware. A> the most likely problem part should be the hard disk, there may be bad sectors, b> may also be other hardware, this can be added by eliminating hardware one by one, 2 software.

Consider losing system files or being corrupted by malware, if that is the only way to do this is to restore or redo the system.

Good luck!

It may be a system issue or a hard drive issue. Because it crashes when it enters the hard drive.

So reinstall the system first, and if there is a similar situation, check the hard disk interface.

If it's still the same, use a hammer to smash the hard drive and buy a new one.

Check for hard drive cables or system file corruption or drive issues.

Try Safe Mode, and if that doesn't work, then you'll have to redo it.

1) What are you doing on your computer when it restarts, can you tell us about it? I'll tell you what you say more accurately.

Please tell me more about the performance of your computer before the restart, and your operation, it may be the restart caused by these operations, please ask me if you have any questions (I will re-follow you according to the information you provided).

Generally, the restart is caused by your own incorrect operation, remember not to do the operation that is easy to cause the restart. The computer should not operate at full capacity, that is, when playing games, watching **, **, and watching web pages at the same time, it is easiest to restart, freeze, and blue screen, so don't operate other things when playing games, watching**, **, and watching web pages.

No matter what you're doing, as soon as there is a sign of a card, stop what you're doing and quit the trial, so you don't restart, and if you still do, don't play or don't look at it.

2) Boot and restart.

Immediately after booting, press f8 to the advanced option to appear in the let go, select "the latest correct configuration" enter to repair, not yet press f8 to enter the safe mode to restore the system or reinstall the system (if the reinstallation is also a restart, it is recommended to overhaul it, if you can enter the safe mode, it means that you have installed something inappropriate, uninstall all the inappropriate things before the accident, or restore the system or reinstall).

First soft and then hard, such problems are caused by software conflicts, inappropriate drivers, and system problems, you can restore the system in safe mode, or not reinstall the operating system, do not install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, and find something that isn't suitable, don't install it.

If there is a hardware, take out the motherboard battery and put it on the charge, plug and unplug the memory, clean the graphics card, check whether there is a problem with the hard disk, and if it doesn't work, just overhaul it.