New PC Play Warcraft Blue Screen of Death!! Rush Master 10

You're using a dual-core CPU, just go to the next dual-core patch.

It's not clear if you play a stand-alone card machine, but it's excusable if you use the QQ platform to play a blue screen card machine.

No, the hardware is not a problem, it should be that the thermal performance of your laptop is not good, causing the CPU and graphics card to overheat, it is recommended that you buy a high-power laptop cooling pad.

I've been in the same blue screen situation as you before, but I'm using XP

Later, after reinstalling the system, there will be no problem, you can try.

It is also possible to change the system.

There are many kinds of blue screen questions, and it is recommended that the landlord find a professional to help take a look, and it feels very good to find the answer on the Internet. . .

The problem with the system of win 7 is that it is not compatible with some games.

It is recommended to change to win732-bit flagship version, and I often have this problem with win764-bit.

Please take a photo and upload it to see it, and follow the following methods to exclude.

1. Have you updated the system patch? (Especially the 2 patches KB2839229 and KB2839727).

2. Have you updated the software version?

3. Have you updated the hardware driver?

4. Have you changed the hardware?

If you've done any of the above, try uninstalling them.

Press F8 when you boot up, enter the safe mode to uninstall (or select whether you can enter the system if you can enter the system if you are correctly configured the last time).

Whether the computer has Kingsoft-related software installed, also uninstall it.

5. To enter the safe mode, the operation is as follows: right-click on my computer--- properties--- advanced --- to start and repair --- settings; Remove the 3 checkboxes under "System Failure"; and set "Compose Error Message" to "None".

6. If it still doesn't work, please plug and unplug all the hardware once and clean up the dust, if it is multiple memory, please plug in a separate one to test to see if the small particles on the memory have fallen off.

7. Check whether your hardware temperature is overheated, touch the south and north bridge heatsinks with your hand to see if there is a bulge in the capacitor near the CPU. (If there is such a situation, the motherboard needs to be repaired).

If the above still doesn't work, then the only thing to do is restore and reinstall the system.

In the case of making sure that there is no problem with the system, take off the memory module and change the slot, reinsert it, if there is a separate graphics card, you can also take it off and reinsert it, in the process of these two methods, by the way, touch the graphics card to see if the temperature is high, but also touch the temperature under the CPU fan to see if it is too high, whether there is too much dust in the fan, the blue screen generally considers memory problems, graphics card temperature problems, whether the motherboard capacitor is bulging, and finally choose to install the system, the game is also reinstalled, if it still doesn't work, It is recommended that you take it to the computer company to check the hardware information.

What patches are not updated on the computer, if there is one, try this.

The latest Microsoft update patch number is KB2839229, which applies to Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2003 SP2, Vista SP-bit, Windows Server 2008 SP-bit, Windows 7-bit, and Windows 8.

XP:1: Enter the safe mode (the method of entering is as follows: press the F8 key when restarting the computer or booting the computer, if you can't determine when to press, you can press it repeatedly until the relevant prompt appears, enter the safe mode or the safe mode with network connection).

2: Then open the Control Panel.

3: Open the Add or Remove program, check "Show Updates" to find these two patches, click Delete on the right and restart the computer after successful uninstallation.

win7:1: Enter the safe mode (the entry method is as follows: press the F8 key when restarting the computer or booting up, if you can't determine when to press, you can press it repeatedly until the relevant prompt appears, enter the safe mode or the safe mode with network connection).

2: Then open the Control Panel.

3: Open Programs and Features.

4: Click to check the installed update.

5: Find these two patches, click Delete on the right and successfully uninstall them, and then restart the computer to restore them.

First of all, it should be a problem for Warcraft to go down when you enter the custom, and it is recommended to reinstall or change the disk, or go down from the Internet (not recommended).

Blue screen, very headache problem, open Warcraft, choose the line, sound.

Turn the sound driver to the first, yours should be in the third, and mine was the same, and there has been no blue screen problem since the first one

I'm dizzy, write down the mistake ** after you blue frequency, and then check the reason on the Internet, there are thousands of reasons for blue frequency, and you only know what's going on with your computer just by describing the gods like this.

Generally speaking, the blue screen is caused by a problem with your computer's internal memory or graphics card. It may also be due to software incompatibilities. Depending on your situation, you'll need to check if your graphics card has changed drivers.

When I used to play WOW, it was because I used a newer driver that was not suitable for WOW, which caused a blue screen, and it was no problem to change back to the original version.

It's the same as the original mine.,Tell you how to get it.,The default to the game sound option is the last item (3 items in total),Change to the second one (the one in the middle),Play it, classmates.,It won't be blue anymore.。

No need to change this for that.

If there is a problem with the hardware, go straight to fix it.

The video memory is not enough, this is generally a hardware problem!

My classmate used to have that problem, you can try to change the option sound to 3D mode, and that's how he got it.

Just like me, buddy.

I always play Warcraft with a blue screen, and for a long time, I have summarized these experiences to prevent blue screens (not to be in the blue screen anymore, but to prevent blue screens as much as possible).

1.Don't play against multiple players, especially 6 vs 6, it's better to play 1 vs 1.

2.Fight quickly, end the battle as soon as possible, and don't rub time with them, or you will ......3.Restart your computer before playing Warcraft, and it's best to restart it when the first game is over to keep your computer "sober".

4.Turn off the internet connection before playing Warcraft, and it's best to turn off the antivirus software as well.

If these methods don't work, you need to buy a better computer. It's not the computer's fault that playing Warcraft blue screen, but the game Warcraft is too big, and the computer has to calculate physical damage, spell damage, armor damage reduction, magic effects, ......At the same time, the internal base also calculates the time it takes to create troops, as well as the voice of the class. Running one Warcraft is equivalent to running more than 5 large games at the same time, so the computer will ......

Hehe. It's a problem with the memory, this is for sure, if there is no problem with the memory, then I'm sorry, the motherboard is faulty, but it's generally a memory problem.

Let's change to a better graphics card, and add a memory by the way.

Changing the memory is now out of ** memory, which is narrower than the original but the same length This compatibility is better.

The memory is not compatible, so let's change it.