My computer is crashing, so take a look at it

Antivirus is highly recommended! Find a more comprehensive software to try.,Mine is 360 antivirus.,It's OK,**A Windows Cleanup Assistant to try,It's more stubborn it's OK.,X-or driver problems,**A driver life update.,These don't work.,Then redo a system.,To XP.,Mine is gost92,96 is also good.,No more.,I don't know.,You consider your hardware.。

As mentioned earlier, computer crashes are related to both hardware and software, and it is best to give a reply on which system to use.

In addition, I didn't say what brand your motherboard is, but the chipset belongs to nvidia520, and the level of hardware it supports is generally lower than what you plug in on it, and those configurations may not be recognized by the motherboard. It's a bit like a calf pulling a cart, and you can see for yourself if you can change a board in this regard.

Install a software such as Optimizer or Z**, you can monitor the temperature of the computer, see if the temperature of the CPU graphics card, motherboard, and hard disk is normal, if it is normal, it means that there is something wrong with your system, if it is not normal, it is recommended to deal with the CPU fan

I agree with the statement of the fourth floor, the reason is that the temperature is too high, this kind of problem is a high incidence period in the near future, the solution: do the chassis cleaning, strengthen ventilation and heat dissipation,

Reinstall the system to see if it still crashes, you have to see how the heat dissipation is, and the temperature is high now.

The computer configuration is good, reinstall the system, and make the firewall and anti-virus software.

Mine also appeared. The weather has been hot lately, and it's a matter of heat dissipation!

You told me that the configuration is useless, I want to know the situation of your computer, not the configuration.

It could be a hardware issue.

This can't be overheating lately.

There is a high probability that the inside of the chassis is overheating. Disassemble the case to clean up the dust, especially the heat sink of the graphics card and CPU. If the silicone grease between the CPU and the heatsink is dry, add some silicone grease.

It may also be a problem with the hard disk, such as bad sectors or something, because it may be because your memory is relatively small, you need to use virtual memory when playing games, and virtual memory is a file placed on the hard disk, if the hard disk has bad sectors and the virtual memory uses that block, it may crash.

Add 2G memory, and then reinstall the system with a card.

See if there is a virus in it, if not. Just reinstall the system. If you can't solve it yet, let's install XP.

What kind of stuck screen are you playing?

The memory is so small.

Crash. There are several cases.

1.It's summer, and the CPU doesn't cool down fast enough. Take apart the case and check it yourself2

It may be that you deleted some files. Fix it with a system disc3It could be that something is wrong with the hardware.

See for yourself if the hard is loose or something, run msconfig and remove all startup items except ctfmon!

Turn off automatic updates in the control panel.

Then take a look at the hardware to see if there is any problem with heat dissipation and clean up the dust in the case.

Then use Optimizer to clean up junk files, or other software. Because too many junk files can also lead to crashes after a long time.

And then it's a poison kill.

There's time to defragment the disk again! Basically, the problem is solved!