The system that has just been installed will have a blue screen halfway through, and the master will

If the file is skipped, change to a good installation disk or a better optical drive, and reinstall it.

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He turned out to be fine, but the problem occurred after the sudden frequent crashes, which proved that it could be:

1. It is very common for dust to cause hardware short circuits.

2. Damage caused by overheating of a piece of hardware.

3. The hard disk reads bad sectors that have not been found before for some reason (or physical damage caused by dust) 4. The voltage is unstable, resulting in unstable system, or the optical drive reading error and cannot install the system.

I've encountered it a few times before.,I've replaced several newly bought system disks.,The same will report file errors.,It's not the reason for the disk at all.,Those disks don't have any problems on other computers.。

Tell you a lazy way, but only for "problem 2", you can try, shut down, two days later in the boot to install the system, hehe, I succeeded.

I know, I know that I often get these things for my colleagues and friends, so I have encountered this problem many times, and it is nothing more than two points.

1: Try to change the system disk, if you can, it is the problem of the previous system disk.

2: If there is a problem with the optical drive, the optical drive will be installed halfway through and you will not be able to continue to install.

There are two kinds of questions:

1.Change to a good installation disk or a better optical drive, 2Thy strips are plucked (two, plucked one) from the load. If you're one, change it to a good one.

I recommend that you format the hard drive first, then repartition it, and if you have something important in your machine, decide for yourself.

Generally, the installation disc is worn out and some files cannot be read, as long as the new disc is replaced and installed again, the problem is solved.

The initial suspicion is that it is a hard drive failure.

It should be the problem with the disc or the optical drive

There is a problem with the system disk itself, and I have also encountered it, and I have changed it.

There are often some problems when reinstalling the system, the most common is the blue screen problem, which is compatible with our computer, and the BIOS settings are closely related.

There are two reasons for you to see which one, one is that your system installation is wrong, it is easy to make mistakes during installation, which is accidental, and the other is your computer reason, maybe the computer hardware does not support your installed system, your blos settings are not right, or the hard disk is not good, bad sectors. For your problem, you can try it from one installation to another system. If you can't do it, you can ask an expert to help.

Your question is not clear.

It may be that the image file is corrupted or there is a hardware problem.

1.Try again after the power supply is replaced;

2.If there is no problem above, replace the large memory and try again;

3.If there is no problem above, replace the genuine OS and try again;

4.If there is no problem above, replace the memory with the best compatibility and try again;

5.If there is no problem above, replace the hard disk with a new one and try again;

6.If there is no problem above, change to a new graphics card and try again;

PS: Other omitted.

Maybe SATA and IDE are the wrong choice. Go to the BIOS to set it up, or it is a problem with the hard disk, memory and other hardware problems.

There is a problem with the system disk, the computer configuration is too low, and then there is the problem of the hard disk mode mentioned upstairs.

Write down your details and it will give you a satisfactory answer. Because there are many reasons for the blue screen.

For example, how did you install the system on your computer? Is it installed step by step using the original system installation disk or by ghost (clone)? Wait a minute.

Here's a quick rundown of the situation

1. If it is installed through an installation disk. If you have a blue screen in the middle of the process, it is usually a problem with the hardware. For example, there is a problem with the memory or hard disk, etc. The only way to experiment is to find the appropriate hardware.

2. If it is installed through ghost, it is most likely caused by a problem with the driver. You can find another version of the ghost file and reinstall it, or find a pure version of the ghost file (or without a hardware driver), install the system first, and then install the driver, and you can solve it. Of course, it could also be a hardware issue.

You change the system to install the file.

I still think it's okay to be in the wind and rain.

Your blue screen is 0x0000007b

This indicates that Windows is unable to access the system partition during the boot process. This error is often due to the boot device (hard disk) boot failure. If this error occurs during the system installation phase, it may be caused by an incompatible disk, a virus, or a hard disk damage.

1. Reinstall the operating system and install the drivers of each device correctly.

2. Use the disk detection program to check whether the disk is faulty, and if so, send an order. Faulty parts: hard disk 1, if it is a boot device boot file error, please boot the file.

2. If it is generated after adding hardware, please remove it; If a new driver is added, uninstall or disable it. If you cannot enter the system, please restart the machine and press F8 to enter the "Last Correct Configuration Mode".

3. Use the latest version of antivirus software for antivirus.

4. At the command prompt, run"chkdsk /f /r"The command checks and fixes file errors.

5. If the above operation is invalid, it is recommended to repair and install or reinstall the system.

Hello! Blue screen ** 0x0000007b

1. Disk control driver! You boot up to set up the CMOS BIOS and set SATA to IDE compatible!

2. Press F8 when you boot up and select the last correct configuration.

Reboot into the BIOS and find the Hard Drive Mode option (SATA).

Change AHCI to IDE and save it.

This should be a software issue.