What should I do if WinXP enters the system and then black screen?

Now there are fewer friends using WinXP system, because WinXP system stability is not as strong as Win7 and Win8, but for friends with a slightly poor computer configuration, WinXP is the best choice because it takes up a small amount of resources. And even if something goes wrong, the speed of reinstalling the system is very fast now. To take a step back, if there are problems that are difficult to solve, there are so many tutorials for you to solve. Today we have to explain to everyone is "black screen after booting into WinXP system", this kind of fault is still a bit troublesome, because it involves the system, settings, drivers, hardware, etc., so we can handle it step by step.

1, the system and the driver is the most suspected

The biggest possibility is that the system has a problem, it may be that the system file is lost, the hardware may have changed, such as replacing the motherboard or graphics card, the system can not Identify and cause a black screen. In this regard, you can re-install a repair, of course, the best way is to reinstall the system.

As for the driver problem, if the user does not want to reinstall the system, you can press the F8 key on the keyboard when the computer starts up, enter the safe mode, delete the existing driver, and then run in “ Enter “MSCONFIG”, then disable all boot options, so re-enter the system and install the new driver for the hardware.
Disable all startup items

2, overclocking or open core is also possible

Overclocking and open core are also very easy to cause such problems, of course, the average user in this case I can understand that this is the reason. The solution is simple: reduce the frequency of the processor or graphics card, or further increase the voltage. However, if the user wants to increase the voltage, be careful. This black screen failure has indicated that the system is in an unstable state. If the voltage is raised too high, it may cause damage to the processor. Of course, if the user has opened the core and overclocked, you can first lower the frequency, the system may return to normal, if not, you can only turn off the core.
If the overclocking setting is complicated, you can restore all the settings of the BIOS to the default

3. Check if the graphics card is damaged.

The damage of the graphics card causes the black screen to be faulty. It is some graphics cards 3 or 4 years ago. This kind of graphics card is easy to boot, can enter the BIOS, but it is unable to enter the system. The author's hand 7300GT is such a situation, boot or enter the BIOS is normal, but can not enter the system, all the methods have been tried, and finally found that the graphics card is damaged, after replacing the graphics card can enter the system normally.

4, system overheat protection may also lead to black screen

CPU or graphics card fan due to dust accumulation or other reasons, the heat dissipation performance is seriously degraded, causing the temperature is too high, the computer will take protective measures Will also cause the system to be black. Users can try to use a hair dryer and other equipment to remove dust from the radiator and fan. If possible, remove the heat sink and reapply the silicone grease to enhance heat dissipation, which can significantly improve heat dissipation.
Dust will reduce heat dissipation

5, the possibility of memory failure is less

The phenomenon of black screen entering the system caused by memory failure is slightly less. Under normal circumstances, the system will directly blue screen. However, compared with other accessories, the probability of memory failure is still much larger. Booting does not mean that memory is good, because many motherboards now use fast boot, and do not fully test the memory when booting. There is no memory, and whether this part of the memory required for booting is intact. This way, if there is a fault in other parts of the memory, the system cannot check it when it is turned on. The entire boot process also looks fine. So once the methods described above can't work, try to unplug the memory and wipe the golden finger. If it doesn't work, you can enter the BIOS of the motherboard to increase the memory voltage. It's best if you have extra memory in your hand to replace it.

Through the above methods, the black screen problem can be solved under normal circumstances. As long as we follow the steps, we can find the problem and seek the best solution. If this is a system problem, the first two methods cannot I am afraid that it is really necessary to reinstall the operating system. After all, it takes a lot of time to reinstall a new operating system. If it is a hardware problem, then seek an experienced friend to deal with it, and direct guidance to the briefing will be more clear.