This usually happens on the Win7 system. If not, the user you are using is not an administrator! 1. Run: compmgmt.msc 2. Select Users and User Groups 3. Select "User" on the right“ 4. Right click the name of the user you are currently using, and select "Properties" 5. On the pop-up form, select "Belongs to" to check whether there is a "administrators" user group. If not, add it See: 6. Right click "Computer" (win7 system) or "My Computer" (xp system) You can also enter "compmgmt. msc" in the operation 7. Left click on "Local Users and Groups" 8. Users and Groups appear on the right 9. Double click User 10. (If you can see the administrator user here, you can't create a new user. You can delete it and create a new user with the same user, but it is not recommended! If you forget the user password, you can modify it directly here.) Right click in the right margin and select "New User" 11. Enter "User Name" and "Password" on the pop-up form as required (others can be left blank) 12. Whether to cancel the following options () 13. Click Create 14. Right click your new user name 15. Select Properties 16. Stand alone tab "Belongs to" 17. Click Add 18. Pop up the form, click Advanced in the lower left corner of the form“ 19. Pop up the form, find "Find Now" in the middle of the right side“ 20. Find "administrators" in the search results listed below 21. Click "OK", "OK" and "OK". The three forms disappear and the administrator account is created 22. Please go to the previous steps to log in the system with the new user!
Start -- Run -- Enter msconfig -- OK, click the Start tab -- uncheck the same item in the command as C: Windows system32 -- OK.After reboot, there will be a prompt box, just confirm
Hello, did you need to reformat the partition when reinstalling the system? Back up the important data and try to format other disks. Maybe it is your memory or hard disk that is not properly inserted!!!I also often install the system. I have never heard of this situation. I suggest you use slow format when installing the system!The file system should be stable with a system like NTFS!Try it!!!
When replacing system files, please paste them all under WINDOWS system32 and WINDOWS system32 dllcache once to save the new files. Note that WINDOWS system32 dllcache is a hidden folder.
