Why can t I get to the boot page when my computer is turned on?

The real computer can't be turned on, and it is generally not caused by a virus, because a virus is software, which is basically loaded after booting, which will only make your system run abnormally. Generally speaking, the computer can't be turned on, all because of hard problems, and there are many kinds of hardware problems, I only say a few common ones that do not need to replace the hardware! (There are also software problems, but they are generally caused by accidentally deleting the system boot file, which requires reinstalling the system, here are just common hardware problems!)

1. There is too much ash in the computer, and more ash will cause heat dissipation difficulties in the computer, and many hardware will not work properly, resulting in the inability to turn on!

2. The hardware is loose, sometimes because the computer has been used for too long, some parts will be loosened, and it will shake as soon as it works, and the computer will naturally not be able to turn on, especially the hard disk and power supply! As long as the screws are put on well, there will be no problem.

3. Slot aging.

When the computer is long, the slots will age, resulting in poor contact between the gold fingers between the hardware, sometimes there are slot problems with the motherboard, and sometimes there are other hard gold fingers. The real computer can't be turned on, and it is generally not caused by a virus, because a virus is software, which is basically loaded after booting, which will only make your system run abnormally. Generally speaking, the computer can't be turned on, all because of hard problems, and there are many kinds of hardware problems, I only say a few common ones that do not need to replace the hardware!

(There are also software problems, but they are generally caused by accidentally deleting the system boot file, which requires reinstalling the system, here are just common hardware problems!) ）

1. There is too much ash in the computer, and more ash will cause heat dissipation difficulties in the computer, and many hardware will not work properly, resulting in the inability to turn on!

2. The hardware is loose, sometimes because the computer has been used for too long, some parts will be loosened, and it will shake as soon as it works, and the computer will naturally not be able to turn on, especially the hard disk and power supply! As long as the screws are put on well, there will be no problem.

3. Slot aging.

When the computer is long, the socket will age, resulting in poor contact between the gold fingers between the hardware, sometimes there are problems with the sockets of the motherboard, and sometimes there are other hard gold fingers aging!! Generally, if this kind of problem occurs, you just need to change the slot, or you can use an eraser to wipe the gold finger. One of my classmates is that the memory slot is aging, and it would be nice to change the slot!!

At the same time, this problem is also the most common. Many times, when using the computer, some people lose their hardware because of this reason!!

4 Voltage problems, the voltage in your area is unstable, or the voltage is too low! 1 I can't help this situation, buy a voltage regulator or something, you can alleviate it!!

The above is the common problem that the computer can't be turned on, these problems are very common, and it is not troublesome to solve, as for the hardware to be replaced, I will not say it here, you get the place to repair the computer, others will repair it for you!!

You need to press the F1 key to enter the boot, mainly because the settings in the BIOS do not match the real hardware data, which can be divided into the following situations:

1. In fact, there is no floppy drive or the floppy drive is broken, but there is a floppy drive in the BIOS, which leads to pressing F1 to continue.

2. I originally hung two hard disks, and set them as dual hard disks in the BIOS, but later forgot to change the BIOS settings back when I removed one of them, which will also cause this problem.

3. If the motherboard battery is out of power, it will also cause data loss, which will cause this failure.

4. Reboot the system, enter the BIOS settings, and find that the floppy drive is set to, but in fact there is no floppy drive in the chassis, set this item to none, troubleshooting.

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You need to press the F1 key to enter the boot, mainly because the settings in the BIOS do not match the real hardware data, which can be divided into the following situations:

1. In fact, there is no floppy drive or the floppy drive is broken, but there is a floppy drive in the BIOS, which leads to pressing F1 to continue.

2. I originally hung two hard disks, and set them as dual hard disks in the BIOS, but later forgot to change the BIOS settings back when I removed one of them, which will also cause this problem.

3. If the motherboard battery is out of power, it will also cause data loss, which will cause this failure.

4. Reboot the system, enter the BIOS settings, and find that the floppy drive is set to, but in fact there is no floppy drive in the chassis, set this item to none, troubleshooting.

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monitor

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error，enter

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setup Chinese: The monitoring function finds an error and enters power

management

Setup to check the details, press the F1 key to continue the boot program, and press the del key to enter the COMS settings.

Explanation: Some motherboards have hardware monitoring functions, which can be set to monitor the temperature of the motherboard and CPU, the voltage output level monitoring of the voltage regulator, and the monitoring of the speed of each fan.

There is a problem with the BIOS settings, reset it.

This is caused by not selecting the boot disk properly, corrupting the boot file, etc.

You can see that the disk has been detected. The following prompts press the enter key to set up the BIOS, and press F1 (normal) to boot. Now press F1, if you can enter the system, it is likely that there is a problem with the system time, replace the motherboard battery and reset the system time.

Based on this, turn off and check whether the keyboard line is well connected. If there is no problem with the line connection, the keyboard itself is faulty, and it is best to replace it with a new one.

1.After restarting the computer, click the F1 key on the keyboard continuously, enter the BIOS and find the Network Setup under the Devices option, change the following boot agent to disabled, press the F10 key to save the hall check, press the Enter key to confirm, and wait for the machine to restart.

It could be that there is a problem with the system.