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Anonymous users2024-02-05If it is loose and dirty, it will affect the system process, and the reading and writing of the operating system needs to use memory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The motherboard does not supply enough power to the memory, so of course you can't turn on the machine.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03If the memory is loose, it may not turn on.
Memory sticksWhat problems can loosening cause?
1. The machine cannot be started normally, and accompanied by the chassis alarm, the sound of the middle sound is a continuous short "tick" sound, which is the code name in the BIOS indicating that the memory is faulty or no memory is detected. In this case, the only way to determine whether it is a memory failure or a failure of the memory-related part of the motherboard is a replacement method.
2. A blue screen appears when installing the system.
This can almost be directly judged as a memory failure.
3. The computer often crashes or has a blue screen, note that although this situation is mostly caused by memory failure, there are other possibilities, such as power supply, heat dissipation and even viruses.
4. Running memory.
Frequently crashes when programs or software with high relevance, such as 3D games, test programs, Photoshop, etc. In addition, the screen display is distorted, the system crashes after a short period of use, and the system crashes when running a large game, which can basically be concluded to be caused by memory failure.
Troubleshooting tutorial for loose memory modules
1. Turn off the total power supply of the host (this step cannot be less, otherwise it is easy to damage the memory).
2. Open the chassis with a Phillips screwdriver, fix the chassis on one side of the motherboard flat on the ground, find the memory location, first touch the metal shell of the chassis or the metal water pipe with both hands (let go of the static electricity on your hands), press and hold both ends of the memory module with the thumbs of both hands, and shake it left and right with a little force.
3. Turn on the main power supply of the host computer to see if the computer can start normally.
4. If not, turn off the main power again, and gently press down on the white bayonet on both sides of the memory module slot to make the memory module pop out of the slot.
5. Hold both ends of the memory module, align the slot and bayonet position, use force at one end first, hear the sound of "click-", and then force on the other end until there is a "click-" sound again.
6. Turn on the main power supply of the host to see if the computer can start normally.
7. If it is still the same phenomenon, you have to change the memory module slot (generally there are two or three memory module slots), and then repeat the three steps.
8. If the above treatment still does not work, it may be the reason for the memory module itself, and you should consider replacing a new memory module (it is best to take the removed memory module when replacing it at the commercial reform wheel, so as to buy a memory module that matches the model).
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Yes, but the alarm is not necessarily because of the memory Memory is the biggest possible computer boot no display but there is an alarm sound, when the computer boots up, the system BIOS begins to carry out the POST (power-on self-test) thick section, when a device in the computer is detected to have a fatal error, then control the speaker to send out a sound to report the error. Therefore, there may be a fault that the power is turned on without displaying an alarm sound. For the fault of the computer start-up without displaying the alarm sound, you can check the faulty equipment according to the meaning of the BIOS alarm sound to eliminate the fault.
Discharge the BIOS battery, that is, take off the round coin cell battery of the motherboard for 5 minutes (restore the BIOS factory default) It is recommended to plug and unplug the graphics card and memory, clean it up, and polish the gold finger of the graphics card and memory. 『i'M QQ team 乄 ip worm sincerely serve you If the problem is solved, please give a"Positive reviews"！Thank you for your support
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