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Anonymous users2024-02-111 The hard disk jumper does not jump well, especially after connecting the slave disk.
2 If the data cable is damaged and you have changed the hard drive, you should rule out the possibility of the hard drive being broken.
3 The BIOS is damaged, the CMOS battery is dead. Check the motherboard.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10This is a problem with the motherboard, I have encountered, you take off the battery on the motherboard, remove the computer power cord, after a few minutes from the connection, in the setting of the BIOS, if not, only send it for repair,
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The hard drive cable is broken or not plugged in properly.
Definitely a line issue, not a system failure.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Reinstall the system, and that's it.
Before formatting, repartition is formatted.
In my computer's right-click properties, in management, look at the hard disk capacity, if it's right, it's right.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Your hard drive is as big as it gets, and if the system says a different value, it's a mess on the computer. Hehe. 40g is 40 80g is 80 It can't be bigger, it can only be smaller, and the hard disk can only be less and less
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I've been in ghost before, and I've restarted the machine once like this.
Later after formatting, repartitioning is fine.
It should be that the disk partition table is broken.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I've encountered this problem before, on Lenovo's machine, the actual capacity of the 40G hard disk should be about 37 38G, but after booting, the XP system display is 41G, I changed the hard disk cable and everything is normal. Lenovo stuff does not dare to compliment.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04This problem is more headache, I haven't encountered it, go back and think about it to give you the answer!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Your machine has a virus, just like mine, repartition, reinstall the system and you're all set!
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Bois has a bug, no, don't worry about him, I've encountered it too.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The first floor said that there is a possibility that the hard drive cable is broken, or it is not plugged in properly.
But I think it's also possible that you're having a problem with the hard drive settings in the BIOS.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Reasons for frequent crashes:
1.Virus Trojan horse is the original wide air cause that causes frequent computer crashes: the damage to system files caused by virus Trojan horses causes computers to crash frequently.
It also tampers with desktop icons, and adds a lot of favorites to the browser that can't be deleted. The desktop's browser home page is locked...The theft of online games and even the password of online banking can be stolen.
2.System files are corrupted if important operating system files are lost or corrupted, such as some dynamic link library files (DLLs) are missing, or some configuration files (e.g., etc.), system driver files (e.g., etc.), etc.
3.When using the beta version of the software, pirated software, due to the application software is purely addictive to some bugs or the program is unstable, resulting in incompatibility with the system and resulting in computer crashes.
4.Caused by hardware problems, poor heat dissipation, excessive dust in the computer, overclocking CPU settings, bad sectors in the hardware, loose memory modules, etc.
5.There is too little space left on the hard disk or too much debris.
I hope mine is helpful to you, if you have any questions, please continue to "follow-up"!
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Load other systems with a CD-ROM or USB flash drive.
Giant magnetoresistance"effect caused by the hard disk"Large capacity and miniaturization"Revolution The Nobel Prize Committee of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, awarded the 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics to French scientist Albert Fell and German scientist Peter Kruberg for their contributions to the discovery of the giant magnetoresistance effect. The hard disk is also called a disk because the magnetic medium is used to store information in the hard disk. Generally speaking, there are a plurality of disk plates in the sealed hard disk cavity, and each side of the disk plate is divided into a plurality of tracks with a rotating shaft as the axis and a certain magnetic density as the interval, and each track is further divided into a number of sectors. >>>More
You first look at the folder that is relatively large, and look for it one by one, and you will know that it is the file, and open the hidden file first >>>More
It is possible that the system page file is taking up space. But there's no reason to account for so much. Look at it specifically. Specifically, which partition do you think has become smaller? When was it discovered? What software have you installed before and after? What system is installed? >>>More
The size of the information stored by a computer, the most basic unit is the byte, a Chinese character is made up of two bytes, and letters and numbers are made up of one byte. >>>More
Hard disk, in addition to capacity, there is a single disk capacity, the higher the capacity of a single disk, the better the performance of the hard disk, the same capacity of the hard disk, one is a single disk, one is a multi-disk, then the performance of a single disk is much better, and there is the speed, but now the desktop hard disk speed is 7200r m, there is no comparison, and what is the cache, 1 The larger the cache, the better, because the things in the hard disk are transmitted to the cache first,