Shulou(Shulou.com)06/02 Report--

I think the question is very simple when I find the answer, but I feel very tricky before I find the answer.

The first * problem encountered by an individual computer, open * and prompt this, click OK to automatically exit, reinstall * again, and finally have a flash in your head.

See the the * * service in the prompt. I suddenly felt that I should take a look at the service. Sure enough, I saw the situation in the service as shown in figure 2. The service was not started and was in a manual state.

Normally, the service is automatic. After the service is changed to automatic and started, the login has returned to normal.

The first problem encountered was also encountered by an individual computer. I remember that it belonged to Ma Chunhua. I gave her the whole afternoon to deal with this problem, ah, because the first problem was dealt with first. first, go to the service to see if the service is started.

The result is the startup status, and then ask the user to reinstall *, hoping to solve this problem, and then think about it, of course, reinstalling * * will not work either, because the installation package indicates several errors during the installation process and the installation is incomplete.

At that time, I wondered if their network was in line with the company, but when I heard her say that there was no problem logging in on other computers, I felt cold and had no choice but to search the Internet. One of the posts mentioned an ICS service.

It is said that the service can be turned off and try again. After the service is turned off, it is sure enough to be normal.

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