Win7 boot prompt "Configure Windows do not shut down" What should I do?

When the Win7 system is booted up, it always appears "Configure Windows Do not shut down" prompts. After a few seconds, the computer automatically restarts. Every time it is turned on, it cannot enter the system. At this time, this phenomenon is encountered. Users can use the following five methods to solve the problem.

Method One:

Press F8 at boot, in the Windows Advanced Boot Options screen that appears, select “ Last Time Correctly Configure ” and press Enter.

Method 2:

After pressing F8, in the Windows Advanced Boot Options interface, select “Safe Mode", press Enter to enter safe mode and restart Start the computer, press F8 again, in the Windows Advanced Boot Options interface, select “ Last Time Correctly Configure ”, press the Enter key.

Method 3:

Press F8 and select “Safe Mode” to perform system restore operation in safe mode. Of course, the prerequisite is that your system restore function is enabled. Then you can do this:

Enter “Safe Mode""Start&ldquo ; quo;System Restore", open “System Restore Wizard”, then select “Restore my computer to an earlier time”option, click the “Next” button, click on the calendar on the calendar The displayed date selects the system restore point, click the “Next” button to perform a system restore.

Method 4:

Set the CD-ROM drive to boot, put it into the Win7 system installation disk, and repair the system.

Method five:

Try reinstalling the system. Of course, before reinstalling the system, pay attention to backing up the important files that were originally stored in the system disk. Tutorials on reinstalling system methods can be found on this site.

[Tips] Win7 always appears prompts "Configure Windows do not shut down" is generally caused by the update system, therefore, the ink dye warm heart is recommended to turn off the system automatically updated. There is also a possibility that the user profile in the system is lost, and the most secure way is to reinstall the system.