The 360ld. mbr file is deleted by mistake, and the system black screen cannot see any program icon interface. Solution

360ld is deleted by mistake. the mbr file causes the system black screen to fail to see any program icon interface. The solution was to accidentally delete some 360 files the day before yesterday. When I started the computer last night, I was prompted: insert the Windows installation CD and restart the computer. Select language settings and click "Next" in ranunculus ". Click repair computer ". If you do not have this disc, contact your system administrator or computer program designer. File: \ 360rescue \ 360ld. mbr status: 0xc000000r information: Unable to load the option, because the application is lost or... and so on. I said I didn't have these prompts. Why did I suddenly have them today? No matter how often the system prompts you to select an account, enter the password, and so on, enter them... then I waited for it on the left and right. Why is it so dark? Where is my application? My Documents, my computer, my LOL, i'm... I can't even see it anymore... wood has... well, I restarted the system and went back to the above prompt to remember that I deleted some things the day before yesterday. I accidentally deleted 360 things and inserted them on another computer, all Trees have a solution. I went to the 360 Forum and looked at it. I found that some children's shoes also encountered this situation. The 360 answers did not help me solve this problem... after a long struggle, we had to reinstall the system. It was rare to wait. A lot of software had to be reinstalled. This method is not feasible! What should we do? I saw the above prompt to insert the disc, so I went to find an xp disc and selected the safe boot sample after inserting it... enter the password. After a while, you will be able to access it. Once You unmount all the 360 programs, restart your computer and exit the CD. No prompts are displayed, my heart suddenly had a good feeling. After I entered the password, everything was normal.