The system has a blue screen, and the master is urgently seeking 10

First of all, I'm not a master, but I have some experience.

1.Memory issues.

2.System issues.

The above can be solved by reinstalling.

You can also try to enter safe mode for testing, but there is no guarantee that it will be resolved.

Blue screen,Is your machine newly bought?,Is it a compatibility problem with the memory?,If you rule it out, look down.。

If it's not a memory compatibility problem, it's probably a problem with the system itself, but the system usually happens when you're running a program.

In addition to the above two situations, there is also a situation where your memory is not enough, how much is your physical memory, and how much is your virtual memory, too small is not good.

It would be nice to reinstall the system.

Re-antivirus. 1. Due to the blue screen.

There are many factors, different factors have different solutions, here is how to solve the blue screen caused by the most common software conflict incompatibility, in fact, there are many security software that provide detailed solutions, such as the trouble in Tencent PC Manager.

There is a solution for the blue screen in the computer clinic.

2. After opening the computer clinic function, you can directly enter the system blue screen in the upper right corner to search for a search result, and then click to enter, on both sides is a detailed manual repair program, divided into XP and win7 two kinds, we should now choose win7, and then according to the above tips to operate and repair it.

The possibility of the memory module being broken is relatively small, it may be that there is more dust, clean up the memory module and the slot to give it a try, if the fiber detection type destroys multiple strips, consider the incompatibility problem. There is also a possibility that it is a partition problem, I remember once my friend's machine was also a blue screen and asked me to repair it, I always thought it was an internal testing problem, and it took me a long time to find out that the partition format was wrong. Didn't argue.

According to you, the possibility of memory failure is the greatest, you can try to remove the memory module of the town, wipe it, and then install it to try, if it doesn't work, Yu Xiangshou can only change one.

If you have 2 memory modules, take off one Only check the memory module first The probability of causing a blue screen is the largest if you first check the memory module

In this way, 90% of it is a memory problem, so it is recommended to try it again.

Hello, the blue screen of computer boot is mainly caused by: "There is an error in the memory" or "abnormal shutdown"!

1。Try to boot the computer, after the computer brand is out, press F8, press Enter, Enter, enter the safe mode, and start advanced.

options, the last correct configuration, Enter, Enter, press to try! [Critical step].

2。No more, enter the safe mode, press enter, and after going to the desktop, antivirus software, full antivirus!

Quarantine" stuff, completely removed!

3。Reuse: 360 Security Guard, "Trojan Horse Killing": "360 System First Aid Kit", System Repair, Select All, Fix Now! [Critical step].

Network Repair, Start Fixing!

Again: Start First Aid! After restarting, click on the "File Recovery Area" and select all to completely delete the files!

360 Security Guard, Scan Plugins, Clean Now! 360 Security Guard, System Repair, One-click Repair!

4。If you can't do it again, unplug the graphics card and memory module, erase it, use a brush again, clean the slot dust and fan, replace the memory slot, etc.! [Desktop].

etc., uninstall the redundant, and only leave a manuscript, because the same kind of software is not compatible with each other! [Critical step].

7。If you still can't turn it on, you need to "one-click restore" or "reinstall the system"!

8。If there is a problem with the hardware, send it for repair!

Graphics card: See if the driver is right, if it is not installed correctly, use the universal driver to drive the graphics card.

Some are viruses. You need to reinstall the system first. If it's still you, you'll get the memory module down. With an eraser. Just rub its gold finger, because the gold finger of the memory stick will be corroded by the air after a long time. So the computer will be like this after a long time.

AMD's CPU sometimes has this problem, mainly check the memory, graphics card and hard disk... I've had it, but mine is a hard drive issue.

It is recommended to check the power supply first, then check the memory and graphics card! No, try stringing things first! Finally, check the motherboard. Power supply is more likely!

If you just have a blue screen when playing games or running large programs, and the normal operation is normal, it may be a problem with the motherboard;

If there is a resistor (pull-up resistor) near the memory slot of the motherboard, if this resistor is "broken", or "soldered", or "ablative", it will cause the "address selection signal" to be unable to be effectively transmitted to the memory, and the effective storage capacity of the memory will be greatly reduced; When running a large program or playing a game, it will be full of memory, and then it will have a blue screen and freeze.

1. Check whether the temperature of the CPU and graphics card is too high, dust and oil the fan.

2. Whether the memory is plugged in tightly, whether the memory quality is problematic or incompatible, and replace the problematic memory.

3. Use the eraser to wipe the gold finger of the network card, graphics card, and sound card, clean the slot, reinsert it firmly, or change the slot.

4. Upgrade the graphics card driver; Reduced resolution (800 600), color quality (16), refresh rate (75); Lower Hardware Acceleration - Desktop Properties - Settings - Advanced - Troubleshooting - Lower "Hardware Acceleration" to "None", and change to a higher graphics card if necessary.

5. Change the NIC driver or change the NIC to a different NIC.

6. Use 360 Security Guard to check and kill viruses and Trojans and remove malicious plug-ins.

7. Remove the latest installed hardware and software, replace it with new hardware, and reinstall the software for another version.

8. Restore the BIOS to factory default settings, and then boot it for testing. Or upgrade to refresh the BIOS (preferably to the repair dealer to refresh).

9. Change the C disk of the system to FAT32 format.

10. If it is a Windows XP system, please install the SP2 patch, or upgrade to SP3, if it is a Windows 2000 system, please install the SP4 patch. Otherwise, simply change the version and reinstall the system.

It's possible that QQ** conflicts with a program in your computer.,It's possible!! You see if there are any other programs in your computer that can be used normally after deleting QQ**, but I personally don't like QQ** very much!!

There's something wrong with your system! If the configuration is hard, it is recommended to upgrade to win7

Uninstall QQ and re-install it. Try it!