Novice school, nine countermeasures for reinstalling the system failure

There are many reasons for the failure of the computer shop reinstallation system. Below we will analyze the reasons that may cause the reinstallation system to fail: 1. Version error Q: My machine can't start, trying to overwrite the installation, but the installer detects the Windows version prompts an error, can't update or upgrade the installation, what should I do? A: After installing the system, the original system win.com file records Windows Version information, if we use a different version to cover the installation, there will be a version error, which will make the coverage installation blocked. At this time we may wish to use the Windows 98 boot disk to start the computer, enter Windows to win.com file to delete or rename, and then start the installation program under DOS to cover the installation, then the installation program is considered a new installation, covering the installation can proceed smoothly. 2. Anti-virus function is enabled Q: When overwriting the installation system, the screen suddenly displays “Boot sector write VIRUS continue(Y/N)?” prompt error, which causes the overwrite installation to fail. What is the prompt and how to solve it? In fact, this is not a malfunction, but because of some applications in the original system, such as system recovery tools or virus-killing software, system firewall protection. Specifically, we have turned on anti-virus function in the BIOS, or some anti-virus software intelligently opens the anti-virus function in the BIOS during installation. Since Windows installs data to the main boot area of ​​the hard disk, it opens. Anti-virus function will cause the hard disk's main boot area to be unable to write any data, and the installer will of course not continue to run. In the event of such an error, you should go to the original operating system to pass the software through “start”——“set”——“control panel”——“add/delete Program & rdquo; to uninstall, or enter the BIOS to temporarily disable the anti-virus function. Then overwrite or upgrade the system. 3. Password protection Q: I have never failed to install the system. But when I help my colleague to overwrite the installation system, the SU-0011 error message appears on the screen, so the installation can't continue. I really lost my face. What is this? Question A: This is obviously the original system has set the entry password to the hard disk, so that the installer can not complete the installation. This has to delete the password settings first, and then set the password of the hard disk after Windows 98 is installed. 4. Renamed directory Q: During the process of installing Windows 98, the SU0167 error message appears, so that the installation is stranded, how can it not proceed? What is the problem and how to solve it? Answer: The error message is caused by the name directory. . Because there is a directory named "Desktop" in the current directory, a directory named "Desktop" is generated during the Windows 98 installation process, so the installer cannot install Windows 98 in this directory. The solution is simple. Just delete or rename the “Desktop” directory in the current directory, and then run the installer successfully. 5. Disk space "Insufficient" Q: When I installed Windows 98, the system prompts that there is not enough disk space and the installation cannot be performed. But look at the disk space, found that the actual disk space is enough, what should I do? A: There is a disk space check in the Windows 98 system installation, if your disk has too many fragments and other issues will appear "Disk Tips for insufficient space & rdquo;. It doesn't matter, please add the “/id” parameter when executing the Setup.exe command, that is, enter the “Setup/id” command, which will make the installer ignore the steps of checking the available disk space, so that the installation is successful. 6. Can not find the upgrade program Q: My computer was originally installed the first version of the Windows 98 operating system, recently wanted to upgrade the system to Windows 98SE (Second Edition), can be installed when prompted to find the upgrade program, can not Upgrade installation, how to solve A: The cause of this problem may be the installation version of the Windows 98SE operating system, if the computer already has a Windows operating system, you can not use the installation version to install, you should use its upgrade version to install . If there is no upgraded version, you can also delete the Command.com file in the root directory of the system installation partition (usually the C drive), and then run the installer's installer to install it. This will not affect the contents of the original system. 7. The system configuration fails. Q: My computer has a problem when it comes to the system configuration step when installing Windows 98. It is unsuccessful to try several times. It is very distressing. Can you tell me what causes and solutions? A: When installing the system, The system automatically shuts down or does not respond, and some will prompt "Fatal exception error occurs at 0137" or "0028 error". This situation is usually caused by hardware problems. The main reason is that the chip is overheated. The solution can be: restore the CPU overclocking setting; check whether the CPU cooling fan is off or stopped; whether the main chip cooling fan of the display card falls off or stops; whether the memory module or the hard disk is faulty; whether the heat dissipation condition in the chassis is good, etc. Then, take countermeasures according to the results of the inspection or judgment. 8. Extended memory error Q: When installing Windows 98, the message “Standard Mode: Fault in MS-DOS Extender” appears, causing the system to continue to install. What does this mean and how to deal with it A: The meaning of this prompt is: MS-DOS extended memory error in standard mode. The solution can be used to enter DOS with the boot disk. Open the Config.sys file with the Edit command in the C drive. Type ““REM” in front of the “EMM386” statement in the file to invalidate the statement. The system can be re-booted. Installer. 9. Hardware detection is stagnant Q: When installing Windows 98, the installer stops when performing hardware detection. Why do you do A: This is caused by a hardware error. It is recommended to turn off the machine, stop for more than 10 seconds, and then turn it back on. When the computer starts, re-run the installer. Since the program has been installed, select the "Use Safe Recovery" option so that the part that caused the error will be skipped during hardware detection. If the system stops again, re-execute the above steps until the error section is skipped, causing the hardware test execution to end.