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The system itself has a lot of software running, and it can't be said that it is a problem with any software. If you press and hold the power button and don't move, it will turn off. Press and hold the F8 button when you turn on the computer again, and when the boot menu appears (Chinese characters), select the last correct configuration, and press enter to try it.
If not, you can restart and hold F8, the menu will appear to select safe mode, enter the antivirus, guard scan, and after processing, reboot and exit. If you can't get in, you can only reinstall the system. I didn't try it too much.
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Help, after reinstalling the system, the hard disk boot item is gone.
Hello, it is a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answers: Reason for the problem:1
Hard drive corruption: Hard drive corruption may cause the system to fail to boot properly, resulting in the disappearance of hard drive boot items. 2.
System Corruption: System corruption may cause the hard drive boot items to disappear. Workaround:
1.Check the hard drive: First, check if the hard drive is damaged, if it is, you need to replace it with a new one.
2.Reinstall the system: If the hard drive is not damaged, you will need to reinstall the system in order to recover the hard drive boot items.
Steps:1Check the hard drive:
Use the hard drive detection tool to check whether the old hard drive is damaged. 2.Prepare to install the system:
Prepare the software required to install the system, such as operating system installation disks, drivers, etc. 3.Mounting System:
Follow the steps to install the system, install the operating system with the kernel, and after the installation is completed, the hard disk boot items will be restored. Personal Tips:1
Check the hard drive regularly: Use a hard drive detection tool regularly to check if the hard drive is damaged to avoid the disappearance of the hard drive boot items. 2.
Back up your system regularly: Back up your system regularly to avoid system corruption that can cause your hard drive boot items to disappear.
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Workaround for reinstalling the system and not detecting the hard drive:Brand model: Shenzhou K650D i5 D2
System version: Windows 10
Software version: USB flash drive boot.
1. Turn on the computer and enter the small eye interface and press the F2 key on the keyboard.
2. Enter the BIOS interface of the computer, press the arrow key to the right, find the boot, and select the first one with the arrow key down.
3. Press the Enter key, continue to use the arrow keys to select the USB flash drive to start, then go back to the position of the menu, switch to the exit interface, then press Enter, and select Yes.
4. Enter the PE system, click on the guide repair, and click on the drive letter.
<>5. Click Partition Tools, click Disk in the menu bar, and then click Rebuild Master Boot Record.
<>6. After the reconstruction is completed, click the restart button to continue the operation of step 1, and then you can find that the hard disk appears.
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When reinstalling the system, if the system can see but the hard disk cannot be selected when selecting the installation target, it is basically the wrong format of the hard disk (MBR and GPT) and needs to be converted.
Re-enter the BIOS and reinstall it with a USB drive.
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Take a look at the BIOS teach 9 more concise commands, speaking of which device is set up first, when the BIOS system starts, there is a boot item in the upper part of the window, click it to enter, and then look for the boot sequence item in this window, after clicking, several options will appear such as cod-rm, hard disk, U disk, etc., you use that device to start up on which device, and then click F10 (save and modify and exit), the computer will automatically install the system process.
This situation is mostly caused by the power supply part, that is to say, it is possible that the power supply is not good enough, and the legendary warm-up (that is, multiple reboots) is required, it is recommended that you check the power supply power and motherboard capacitance, good luck.
Hello, first of all happy for you with this question.
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