Windows cannot be started due to computer disk hardware problems

One day, an office computer needs to re-install the operating system. After the system is installed, the computer is started. Unlike the normal Windows Startup interface, the system prompts "due to disk hardware problems of the computer, windows cannot start and cannot read the selected boot disk. Check the boot path and disk hardware. For more information, see disk configuration .", The computer cannot be started. The operating system has just been installed. Why is this error?

Some netizens asked, How do I view the boot. ini system configuration file of drive C ??? You can use a cloned CD with a virtual boot CD to enter the system. After you select it, you can go to the system to edit the boot. ini system configuration file.

Solution: first view the boot. ini system configuration file of drive C, open it, and you will see [boot loader]

Timeout = 3

Default = kdind? Djidmn? Jckjf? /Windows

[Operating systems]

Kdind? Djidmn? Jckjf? /Windows = "Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition"/fastdetect/noexecute = optin

If you have modified this boot file before, you will find that this configuration file is incorrect, because the computer cannot boot into the normal operating system interface and cannot start the computer. Here is the problem. Let's modify this file. You can refer to the boot. ini configuration file of another computer to modify it. After modification, the correct boot. ini configuration file is as follows:

[Boot loader]

Timeout = 3

Default = multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1)/Windows

[Operating systems]

Multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1)/Windows = "Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition"/fastdetect/noexecute = optin

Then save the boot. ini file and restart the computer. Now, the familiar Windows interface appears! Simple. Good luck!