The computer at home is always stuck, and the computer at home is suddenly stuck

The memory is smaller, and the CF seems to increase the requirements every time it is upgraded. My 1G RAM is still a meal sometimes.

In fact, performance is not just a matter of survival... 512 memory should have been bought for 4-5 years. If you want to play comfortably, it's best to dispose of it.,Re-equip one.。。 Now the mainstream machine is only over 3000 points. If you want to configure it specifically, you can m me.

1. Virus problem: update the virus database into the safe mode or PE system (the installation disc such as Depth has a PE system) to completely disinfect the virus.

2. Hardware problems: Right-click on my computer's properties to see if the memory is consistent with the memory module capacity you installed (or the BIOS display when you boot up), and the memory detection software will check it, memory problems may also make the system stuck, especially when gaming.

3. Driver problem: Check the graphics card driver, it is recommended to reinstall the driver.

4. System problems: Back up the important files of the C drive to another disk (reinstall the system, the C drive files will be formatted) Optimize the master and other software to clean up junk files (temporary files on the Internet, etc., if yours are in the C drive, if you don't clean up for a long time, it may also be that the system is slowing down) Or the card just try to reinstall.

I guess it's a software update or something else.

Uninstall the original antivirus software, reinstall a different brand of antivirus software and kill it again, if you still have the card, you have to reinstall the system.

I changed the host and got stuck??? Then you will replace all the wires and sockets in your home, and it shouldn't be stuck.

Are you playing online or on a single player?

If it's an online game, it's a problem with the network line.

My family was like this for a while.

It's slow to open a web page, but it's not poisonous.

You can try it rebooting.

No, it's the system configuration.

There are many problems with computer cards.

Hardware reasons: CPU overheating, hard disk bad sectors, and low memory can all cause computer stuck.

Software: There are many reasons, but most of them are caused by viruses or software conflicts.

You check and say cpu75 I don't know what software you used to check it, this 75 is occupancy or temperature.

Suggestion: Take 360 Qihoo Guard and other software to check and kill rogue software, check the process again, turn off the useless process, reduce the CPU usage, then the effect can be better.

Hehe, my own computer is accumulated over time, and there are too many things. So it's getting slower and slower.

There are many reasons for slowness, so it is recommended that you use 360 Security Guard to kill the Trojan first, and then use Windows Optimizer to optimize your system, so that there is no problem.

If it's still a card, then you can find an acquaintance who can make a system for you.

1.Antivirus, Trojan Killer, 360 to clean up rogue software.

2.Use 360 to close startup items other than input methods.

3.Clean registry and system junk with Optimizer.

Maybe it's not enough virtual memory. This is a favorite situation for many newbies! Maybe it's because there's less virtual memory.

Right-click on the computer, then click Properties, and then click Advanced. Then point to performance. Then click Advanced.

The last point change is to make the virtual memory reasonable. Virtual memory is generally twice as much as physical memory.