How to solve the system termination operation? (1)

The system is prone to "blackout" after a long time. This article introduces six methods to enable users to debug Windows to an ideal state.

In the movie plot, there is often a situation in which the car engine is turned off in the middle, and then the protagonist will curse and kick a car ass. I can guarantee that the mood when you encounter a Windows failure will never be better than the hero of the movie. In order not to reinstall the system, you must endure the damage caused by the fault for a long time, it may be restarted every once in a while, or the system may pop up an error box from time to time. In short, you can't work well... there are 6 kinds. The emergency method can make the "blackout" Windows run again.

Finding the Last "Civilization": The Last Good Configuration

Many system failures are related to hardware drivers. Sometimes a new version of the driver seems to improve performance, but actually installed to In your system, it may cause system compatibility problems. It is very common for the system to fail to enter Windows after updating the driver. "Last correct configuration" is designed for this situation. When you fail to boot properly due to new driver or system configuration, reboot and press and hold F8 in the process, in the "Advanced Boot Options" menu. Select "Last Known Good Configuration", the system will use the registry data backup system that is backed up under normal conditions, and generally enter the system.

Disability is not beautiful: repair system files

Recovery configuration can only repair the data in the registry, if the system file itself is damaged, then you need to use other methods. System file corruption can cause system instability, and even serious problems can not be started properly. The correct method is to use the system command SFC (System File Checker) to scan the system files. If any files are found to be damaged, You will be asked to insert the installation disc and restore the original file. Click "Start → Run", type "sfc /scannow" in the run box and press Enter to start the check. Restart after the completion. If the system on the installation CD is older, it is recommended to use a patched CD to repair it, so that the file is not restored to the old version. For details, please refer to the 4th issue of 2006, "Do not put the CD and the system." 》.

Replacement "Vest" and then debut: Replace the user

The registry in the system mainly includes the system branch and the user branch. Some users have configured the system environment they use, resulting in Various strange faults occurred after logging in. Don't rush to install the system. In this case, you can change the "vest" to continue. Log in to the system with an administrator account (if the current user cannot create a new user), then create a new administrator account in Control Panel → User Account and log in with this account. It should be noted that the original user's "My Documents" and some other private data are in the original account directory, you can back up in advance or log in with a new account and open "C:\\Windows\\Documents and Settings\\[Username]" (The system directory can be changed according to the actual location, "[Username] is replaced with the account name for which data needs to be exported").

Re-registering the DLL file: Restoring the DLL registration status

There are many DLL files in the system. They are actually divided into two categories. There is no need to register the standard DLL files and ActiveX that needs to be registered. The DLL file, which leaves some relevant data in the registry. Once the data is destroyed or does not exist at all, an error occurs when calling these DLLs. There are many such DLL files that need to be registered and are related to system functions. When a system function fails, how can you accurately find the DLL that is causing trouble and re-register it? A better way is to re-register all... Open "Notepad" and enter the following code and save it as regdll.bat, execute it and restart it when finished.

@echo off

for %1 in (%systemroot%\\system32\\*.dll) do regsvr32.exe /s %1