Xp implements a convenient method for automatic restart

Although Microsoft has released the stage that the xp system will be out of operation, there are still a group of loyal users who are still sticking to the xp position, even if xp has various failure problems, they are still not leaving. abandoned. So here to share with you, in the event of a failure, how to quickly implement the automatic reset method of the xp system.
First, the system automatically restarts when the deadlock
Click Start /Run, type regedit and press Enter, open the Registry Editor, find and expand the hkey_local_machine\\System\\CurrentControlSet\\CrashControl branch, found in the right window AutoReboot key, change its Dword value data to 1, exit the registry editor and restart the computer once, it will restart automatically when the system crashes.
Second, the resource manager automatically restarts when it crashes.
The resource manager crashes, such as the desktop icon, the taskbar does not show up, the mouse disappears, you can't use the Alt+Tab key combination to switch windows, etc., let the computer automatically restart. To do this, open the Registry Editor, and then click the hkey_local_machine\\Software\\Microsoft\\WindowsNt\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon branch. In the right window, find the AutoRestartshell (if there is no new one) key, change its Dword value data to 1, and restart. The computer settings take effect.
When the system is deadlocked, the resource manager crashes, etc., the system will be in the state of the card machine, there is no reaction, what can be done at this time is to let the system automatically restart. In the xp system, the user can set the system, and when these conditions are encountered, the system can automatically restart, saving a lot of trouble.