The computer has a blue screen on the system, what s going on?

Cause: There is an error in the hard disk partition table.

Workaround: Repartition the hard drive.

Here's how:

Make the U disk into an installer PE to start the U disk.

Insert the prepared installer PE boot USB flash drive into the blue screen computer, and set the computer to boot from the USB flash drive.

Start from the U disk, enter the main menu of the installer PE, select 03 or 08pe to enter the PE desktop to open the desktop Diskgenius partition management tool, select the hard disk you want to repartition, click the right button, and select Delete all partitions, as shown below:

Select the hard disk you want to repartition again, right-click, select the conversion partition table type to MBR format (if you want to install the ghsot system, choose this, but this is a non-UEFI start), if you want UEFI to install the system and UEFI to start, you can right-click again, select the conversion partition table type to GUID format (only the original version or the installed version of the system can be installed) as shown below, note that all the data on the hard disk will be lost during the conversion process, please pay attention to the backup.

After the conversion is complete, quickly partition the hard disk, and the partition table is an MBR partition, as shown in the following figure.

After the <> is divided, it will be connected to the automatic formatting, and then you can install the system, and then there will be no more blue screen phenomenon in the installation.

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Or buy a USB flash drive.

Install a clean version or brush the system yourself (simple and convenient).

The solution to the blue screen on the computer system is as follows:

<>4. It may also be solved by power-off, unplugging the memory module, and reinserting it back because of poor contact of the memory slot.

Blue screen. It is generally a serious hardware problem, and the system is generally reinstalled.

After that, all the software problems should be solved, and the rest is the hardware problem!

Any part of the computer that is not working properly may cause the system to screen up... Therefore, it is recommended that you check from the hardware aspect: first unplug any other parts, only keep the power supply motherboard, CPU memory, and monitor, and then turn on the computer to see if you can enter the BIOS interface normally, if not, it means that there is a problem in these hardware, please check it carefully!

If the above is normal, then you can use the PE system of the USB disk to try whether it can enter the system normally, if it is still normal, in the end, it may be that there is a problem with the system of the hard disk, hurry up and reinstall the system!

Good luck!!!