Why is there no driver after just installing GHOST? The driver came out again after restarting

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Hello, I'm glad to answer for you: after the driver is installed, it reboots and is gone, because the version number of the graphics card driver is incorrect; There is a conflict between the system and the graphics card driver, which causes it to fail to take effect normally. The graphics card itself is faulty. Workaround:

It is recommended to go to the official graphics card **,**phase to install the driver of the bridge model (before installation, install the stupid graphics card driver before uninstalling, restart the computer and then reinstall it); If the correct graphics card model does not work, it is recommended to reinstall the graphics card driver after changing the system version (be sure to back up important data before changing the system version); Send the graphics card to an after-sales repair point for testing to rule out the phenomenon that the driver is not high and the driver is not effective due to the failure of the graphics card itself.

1. Check whether the temperature of the CPU and graphics card is too high, dust and oil the fan.

2. Use the eraser to wipe the gold finger of the network card, graphics card, and sound card, clean the slot, reinsert it firmly, or change the slot.

3. Check the memory, plug the memory tightly, remove the unstable memory, and increase the memory.

4. Scan the disk -- My Computer -- right-click the disk drive you want to install the system on (C) -- Properties -- Tools -- Check the error, start checking - check "Automatically repair file system errors" and "Scan and try to recover bad sectors" -- OK -- Start -- Restart, check and repair and then install.

5. Set BIOS as default. At the same time, turn off the virus warning, find the Advanced BIOS Features, press Enter to enter the Advanced BIOS Features interface, use the keyboard arrow keys to select the virus warning, set it to "disabled", press ESC, F10, Y, press Enter, save and exit.

6. In the same hard disk, you can only have one main partition and several logical partitions, not two primary partitions, if there are two, keep C, and change the other to a logical partition. There is also a hard disk that uses one-click recovery of the spare C drive partition, and you need to delete the backup partition and then install a new system. SATA serial hard drives do not support Ghost system discs.

7. Change the system disc and optical drive and reinstall it. It's best not to use a ghost system CD, and install it with a normal system CD that is easy to use.

8. Save the files that need to be saved in this disk to another hard disk, format the C partition of this hard disk, or repartition this hard disk, and then install it.

9. Take the hard disk to the same machine configuration as yours and install it, it doesn't work, maybe there is a problem with the hard disk, repair the hard disk.

For hardware problems, please check whether the motherboard has a capacitor bulge, or a graphics card.

The driver is not compatible, the machine is too old, the system disk is too new, you still install the driver manually, choose not to install the driver when you install the system and enter the driver installation interface, and then install it yourself after entering the system.

Try to change the system disk, maybe the driver is not compatible.

Or if there is a problem with the optical drive, it is recommended to install it with a U disk or PE boot from the hard disk. That is, to decompress the ISO and put it on the E disk or F disk. Ghost install again.

To change the hard drive mode into the BIOS. The first start is not the most important thing! Hard disk mode is to change the AHCI mode to IDE mode, otherwise the installation will have a blue screen or a black screen!

In the BIOS, set First Boot to *** or CD drive.

After saving the settings, reboot, put it into the system CD, and then you can enter the interface of installing the system, and follow the prompts.

It's very simple, set up the disc to boot, then put the disk into the optical drive, restart the computer, and reinstall the system with ghost.

There are generally two situations when the ghost cannot start normally after it is completed

1. The type of hard disk set by BISO is incorrect. Win7 and below are of the Legacy type, and Win8 and above should be UEFI.

Second, the settings on the hard disk are incorrect. You can open the PE and use the hard disk management tool inside to check whether the system partition is activated, and rebuild the boot record of the hard disk, note: Win7 and below system hard disk needs to be the type of MBR.

Once the ghost is done, the system cannot be booted. If you want to start the MBR in one step, it is best to rebuild the MBR before installing the new system.

To rebuild the MBR, enter the PE with a bootable USB flash drive, start the hard disk partition of this wild tool, DiskGenius, and double-click to open.

Open the software's hard drive menu.

Find the Rebuild Master Boot Record MBR option and click on it.

If you don't rebuild the MBR before installation, it is likely that it won't start after the installation is completed, no problem, first use the above method to rebuild the MBR, and then use the Windows repair program to repair it (if it is a ghost system, a black screen appears after the ghost is finished, and it can't be started, you just need to boot it with a USB flash drive or CD first, and then use Diskgenius to rebuild the MBR, and then you can start) buried grinding. MBR generally occupies a sector, which is determined when the disk is partitioned, and records the size, nature, start and end point of each partition, even if formatted, it will not change the MBR, and the MBR has nothing to do with the operating system. In addition to repairing the boot failure, rebuilding the MBR can also clear the Trojan in the main boot area of the system, which is not to be underestimated.

Won't start, what's on the display?