When the computer system starts abnormally, it often displays many English letters instead of the normal startup interface. How can we solve this problem? The following is my solution to the English letters when the computer starts up for your reference. Specific steps:
When starting up, always press the delete key (different models press different keys to enter the BIOS. First search which key your own model of computer should press to enter the BIOS. Some are the Enter key and some are the F1 key) to enter the BIOS interface.
Enter the device boot sequence management item (boot), change the first boot item to optical drive or U disk boot, and then press F10 to save and exit.
First put the CD-ROM or boot U disk into the CD-ROM drive and then boot it. When entering the option, select the PE system. After entering the PE system, you can partition or format the hard disk, and then copy the system installation file to the partition of the computer for use.
Start ghost, mirror the system files to Disk C, exit ghost after that, restart the computer to start system installation, and restart the computer again after the system installation is completed.
After the system is installed, download the driver of the computer on the official website, including the motherboard, sound card, graphics card and network card for installation. After the driver is installed, restart the computer again, and you can use the computer normally.
Generally, when the machine cannot be turned on, it will display such English. Maybe it is caused by abnormal shutdown or other software problems, so we need to make it work normally.
If you need to restart the computer, you can use the shortcut key to restart, and press the ALT + Ctrl + delete combination key on the keyboard to restart.
Press and hold the F8 key of the keyboard while restarting the computer, and the computer will enter the advanced startup option. In this step, use the up and down keys of the keyboard to select "the last correct configuration (Advanced)", and the computer will start the computer from the last normal startup.