100,000 urgent, my machine keeps restarting, please help a master!!

The disk is full of cells, or repartitioned low cells in the system to free up memory. Clean and reinstalled.

According to what you said, the problem of software viruses can be basically ruled out.

The CPU should be fine, and if it overheats, it will generally only blue screen and shut down.

Memory and hard disk can also be ruled out first, I haven't seen a problem with the memory and hard disk and restart, start with the power supply and motherboard, this problem can't be found at once.

It is recommended to redo the system!

If the problem is still the same, you can judge that it is a hardware problem!

It feels like a hardware problem, I don't know if you have silicone grease on the CPU fan when you clean it?

When you get back up, go into the BIOS and check the CPU temperature!

In this case, it is recommended to back up useful data, format the entire hard disk, and reinstall the system to troubleshoot software issues, if the problem persists, it may be that there is a problem with one or more of the memory, hard disk, and hard disk data cable.

Agree with the opinion of the fifth floor, but I add, you open the case to see if the capacitor has a drum? It's aging, because most of the current motherboards are solid-state capacitors, if you are the previous boss, you have to see if the capacitor has a bulge, that means it's time to replace the capacitor, under normal circumstances, you should see if there is a problem with the horizontal and vertical rows near the CPU, and then the south bridge. That's all, I hope you can solve the problem quickly.

I'm often playing games, and when I look at the computer, I suddenly have a blue screen. There are basically two reasons for this, which can be divided into hardware reasons and software reasons.

By default, the display of the Blue Screen of Death is blue (0x01 or 0000aa) with white (0x0f or ffffff) on a background. The information displayed includes the current memory value as well as the register value. Microsoft has also added a tool with a sense of humor that allows users to modify the settings of the Blue Screen of Death on their own.

Blue Screen of Death in Seoul Subway Cars This blue screen of death has not appeared in Windows NT, 2000 and XP. When such a minor software bug occurs, the program may still crash, but due to better memory management in the new system, such errors do not harm the entire operating system. In these systems, the "real" blue screen of death only appears when the entire operating system crashes.

The Blue Screen of Death first appeared in Windows. In addition, the screen that appears on the Microsoft console Xbox is not blue, but green.

For Windows Vista crashes, the Red Screen of Death (RSOD) may replace some of the Blue Screen of Death as a "really bad" error screen.

The solution to the blue screen is also very simple, which is to clean up the system junk frequently, do not install rogue software indiscriminately, and pay attention to keeping the hardware hygiene of the computer.

It's a problem with CPU heat dissipation, don't forget to recoat a cooling fan with silicone grease, a better cooling fan is about 50-80

Most likely there is a memory issue.

I recommend formatting, reinstalling it, it may be a virus, and installing antivirus software after installation.

Just correct the BIOS boot sequence, if the BIOS does not show the hard disk, check if the SATA or interface is corrupted, or if the hard disk is corrupted.

Some information says that the 7a blue screen has nothing to do with hardware, in line with the principle of killing and not letting go, it is recommended that you re-do a system, repartition the hard disk before doing it, if there is too much data, try to make a system, and you see if there are any peripherals added to the computer recently, if there is a first removal, only keep the mouse and keyboard, and try the system after doing it.

It looks like it. The network is being enabled and the system cannot be entered.

Solution: Set the hard disk to boot.

Are you messing around with the BIOS settings?

If you stay on the first screen, according to experience, the system hard disk is loose or damaged, and the computer can't find the hard disk and can't boot.

Frequent use of notebook keyboards, for a long time, laptops are prone to loose hard disk sockets leading to similar failures.

**Prompt you to boot from the network, you first restart the computer, enter the motherboard BIOS, change the startup item to hard disk boot, see if you can go in, no, you can only reinstall the system, it is recommended that you install the pure version of the system, so that after the installation is completed, it is more stable, and you can install other software according to your own needs.

Common causes of a black screen on your computer:

1. Loose wiring, such as loose memory and graphics card, monitor wiring, power cord, etc. 2. Broken hardware, such as monitor, graphics card, motherboard, etc.

3. The black screen of the power failure due to overheating protection of the part, such as CPU overclocking 4, the system is broken, and the black screen of the English state appears.

Look, it's the computer trying to boot from the network.

If the network boot interface can boot normally and display the desktop, it is the boot device in the BIOS that is set incorrectly, enter the BIOS and set the hard disk as the first boot device.

If the network boot continues to be repeated and the hard disk cannot be booted, then the hard disk may be damaged or the system is damaged. If the hard drive is fine, just reinstall the system.

Remove the software that may cause the crash or install the antivirus optimization software to restore the factory, find the small hole around the tablet or the hole marked REST, find a small tool and press the reset button, or restore the factory settings in the system.

I have encountered the situation that the computer can't be turned on, for the vast majority of ordinary users, once the computer can't be turned on, then there is nothing to do, either ask a friend who understands the computer to help, or you can only pay for the maintenance personnel.

A 0x0000007a blue screen** may be a software conflict, or it may be a hardware problem, such as a memory problem.

1. Restart the computer first, press F8 to enter the computer security mode when the first screen appears when the computer restarts, and delete the patches and drivers that were played before the computer appears 0x0000007a**.

2. In the computer security mode, open the anti-virus software to carry out a comprehensive anti-virus on the computer, and you can use 360 and other anti-virus software.

3. Turn on the computer, select a disk selection attribute, check Automatically repair file system errors and scan and try to recover bad sectors, and click OK. Fix all the partitions.

4. Check whether there are bad clusters in the virtual memory file, click the start button with the mouse, and enter the "chkdsk f r" command in the run box to check and fix the file error.

5. If the above problems have no effect, you can directly choose to reinstall the system to solve the problem.

There should be a problem with the motherboard or SSD.

In general, the most common and critical hardware that can cause a black screen is the power supply, LCD monitor, memory module, hard disk, and motherboard. Check the power supply to see if the laptop battery has power and whether the power plug is plugged in, this only needs to see if the power indicator is on, if there is no external power supply, plug it in with the external power supply first.

First of all, I will talk about the most likely scenario: the CPU is overheating, and the computer has a basic setting that will automatically restart when the CPU overheats. Identification method: Take the electric fan and blow it for 10 minutes and then turn it on to see if it will automatically restart, the weather is hot in summer, and the heat dissipation of many computers cannot be loaded.

The second situation is the medium virus, if you don't want to reinstall the system, go to safe mode to disinfect (I personally recommend reinstalling the system).

The third case is generally unlikely, and it is up to you to make sure that you haven't touched the graphics card recently or that the main chassis has been hit violently, and if that is the case, you can gently tuddle the card up and down to recover it (possibly a few more times).

In addition, if you want to reinstall the system, XP is best to buy rain forest wood wind (or rain wood forest wind forgot), fool installation, layman preferred, want to install win7 if you recommend you to find maintenance personnel (10 pieces at a time is not expensive), because now the installation of win7 is not all Chinese, if you can't figure it out or find a special person to get it.

Reinstall the computer.,Delete all the files on the disk.,If it doesn't work, replace all the motherboards and chips in it.。

Or buy another computer.

There is a problem with your motherboard, the problem is in the South Bridge chip, the South Bridge chip has poor heat dissipation, on the other hand, the CPU problem, the heat dissipation is not good, and the same is restarted, if the optical drive is not recognized, the sub is not recognized, the main problem is the motherboard, it is recommended to change the motherboard, it is not cost-effective to repair, electronic products can only be repaired more and more, and it costs a lot of money, I hope to help your friends, goodbye.

The reasons for this are all mentioned above.

Let me mention that you can check if the switch button on the case can pop up properly.

1. Change the default automatic restart of the system: right-click on My Computer Properties Advanced Settings in Startup and Fault Recovery to remove the tick before "Auto Restart" in the system failure, and then press OK and apply to restart the computer.

2. Check the motherboard, the motherboard aging, capacitor failure or bursting, the motherboard and the chassis backplate short circuit can cause a restart, you can take the motherboard out of the chassis to check or test, and then check whether the bottom of the CPU fan heatsink is dry, if it is dry, clean the silicone on the CPU fan, and then recoat the good silicone. Then check whether the CPU fan is turning and whether the CPU temperature is normal.

3. Cleaning method: It is a method to eliminate faults by cleaning the dust of the parts in the computer host. Dust is one of the factors that can also cause the failure of automatic computer restart, dust can cause parts aging, pin oxidation, poor contact, short circuits and other failures.

For these faults caused by dust, it is generally more effective to use the cleaning method.

If you can't solve it yourself, then I recommend that you let it go to the hospital.

The voltage is unstable, I use a laptop at home, the computer does not restart, my cat restarts once a minute and sometimes it restarts all the time.

Check the connection of the hardware first, or is your power button and restart button stuck?

It must be that your key is stuck !!

Maybe it's too hot, you can buy a cooling device or simply take an electric fan and blow it.

It may also be because your heat vent is blocked by dirty, this can only go to a professional to open the computer for you to clean up, my classmate used to restart the computer constantly, and then cleaned up a long strip of dirty things from there, and then it was fine......Remember to turn on the computer, find your seller, or your computer has passed the warranty, just find a repairer, usually they should ask you before opening it

If none of that works out, find a professional to take a look......

Can Safe Mode be Activated??Did this happen after installing some software?Such as the Tencent Butler 360 and the like. Or after a sudden power outage, it's not, that memory module wipe try.

It's okay. Don't worry. Just reload. It's a virus.

Enter the BIOS settings when booting up, change the first boot to CD *** and then put the optical drive and reinstall it.

This is mainly caused by the virus. To see if the security mode can be entered, you can use the new version of 360 and other security guards to repair the blue screen of the system and try it. Otherwise, back up the data and reinstall the operating system.

Did you install some software to do this?

Is it a short circuit on the cable that connects the chassis?。。

Agree with the statement upstairs, it may be that there is a short circuit in the circuit board, or it may be a bad contact, since the problem of reinstalling the system has not been solved, it can be judged that it is not a problem with the software. The replacement test passed, which may be ......... compatibility issue

Personally, I think it's due to memory incompatibility. If you have a discrete graphics card, it is recommended to use an integrated graphics card.

Change the driver Give it a try, if it doesn't work, it may be caused by the aging of the cup or graphics card.

Taking out the motherboard and booting it on the bare metal is a case quality problem.

It's supposed to be the temperature, but if you say the temperature is okay, that's the system, and the system should be able to solve it if you reinstall it.

There are stubborn Trojans!You can do a new hard drive partition on your computer, and you're good to go.