Quickly recover damaged Windows XP

Computer store news quickly recover damaged Windows XP, the specific steps are as follows:

Method /Steps

1. Step 1: Last configuration
   

   The operating system of Windows 2000 or higher will automatically back up the system registry after each successful startup. Once we find that the Windows system cannot be started normally this time, most of the time we made a mistake on the system. The operation or the wrong installation of some software, which destroyed the relevant settings of the system registry. At this point, we can try to restart the computer system with the last successful startup configuration: just press the F8 function key in time to restart the system, call up the system boot menu, and then select “ last time correct The configuration of the project, in this case, the Windows system may be able to start normal.
   

   
   
   

2. Step two: Repair system files
   

   If some of the core Windows system files are accidentally damaged, then even with the & ldquo; Last Once configured, Windows systems are hard to guarantee that they will boot normally. If the Windows system only has a small number of system files damaged, then we may wish to use the built-in SFC scan repair command of Windows system to try to repair the damaged system files. Once the repair is successful, the Windows system starts again. Will return to normal. When repairing damaged system files, just click the “Start” and then “Run” dialog box. In the pop-up system run dialog box, enter the string command “sfc/scannow” and click the Enter key. After that, the command program will search and scan the system files at every corner of the system. Once the system file is found to be incorrect or the system file is damaged, it will automatically pop up a prompt interface, asking us to insert the Windows system. A CD-ROM is used to extract normal system files to replace abnormal system files, thereby achieving the purpose of repairing system files. If the system repair operation is successful, I believe that when we restart the computer system, we will not see any abnormality.
   

   
   
   

3. Step three: log off the current user
   

   If the damaged parts of the Windows system only because of the improper installation of software, or software If the inappropriate settings are made, then we can usually first respond to the damaged Windows system by "delete the current user" method, because the impact of the software on the system settings can only be limited to the currently logged in users. Once the system is not working properly in the current user state, we can completely log out the current user and log in to the system as another user, so that Windows can generally resume normal operation.
   

   
   
   

4. Step four: re-register the DLL file
   

   Windows systems sometimes frequent reason for damage, mainly to share many applications are often invoke some DLL files, once some applications are automatically uninstalled after use, the DLL files called by these applications are often deleted, so that the Windows system or other applications in the system call those shares again. When the DLL file is used, an error will naturally occur.
   

   
   
   

5. Step five: to restore the original file
   

   If the Windows system failure is not due to the normal operation of the system registry is caused by accidental damage, then We can use the regular copy command to copy the original registry information directly to the corresponding directory of the system, which can quickly restore the damaged system files. Since the Windows system is successfully installed for the first time, the original registry information will be automatically saved to the Repair subdirectory under the system installation directory, so we only need to copy the registry information under the Repair subdirectory directly to the system configuration. It's ok in the catalog.
   

   
   
   

6. Step Six: System Restore
   

   If our computer is installed WindowsXP system, then in addition to first aid by the above method In addition to the damaged system, you can use the Windows XP system's unique "system restore function" to restore the operating state of the Windows system to normal. Here is the specific implementation steps of the method: Click “Start”/“Program”/“Accessories /“System Tools”/“System Restore” command, in the System Restore Settings Wizard interface that pops up, will "restore my computer to an earlier" The time & rdquo; project selected, and then click the "Next" button; in the system restore point list window that pops up, we generally select a restore point closer to the current time to restore the system, once selected After the target restore point, continue to click the "Next" button, the Windows system will be automatically restored to the previous normal work A. It is worth mentioning that before using this function, we must create a suitable system restore point in time for the Windows system to run normally, so that it can be used in the future recovery system.