The driver cannot be read when the computer is on standby and then restarted

There are many possibilities for this problem.

First of all, antivirus, some viruses will damage the system files, causing the system to be unstable after standby, and it can't be started, if there is still this kind of problem after antivirus, one may be that the damaged system files are not repaired, and there may be some software you installed that causes system instability, resulting in system conflicts, and the startup failure caused by the inability to call some resources at the time of startup, you can try to uninstall some software and try again.

There is also the illegal shutdown of the service items in the computer, resulting in system instability. You can try to open some of the service items, which are in, Settings... Control panel...

Management tools . service, open you can set it yourself according to the instructions.

It could also be a hardware problem, because the computer sleeps and registers some information, and recalls it at startup, and the call fails due to hardware problems, and you can check if there is a problem with the memory.

If you really can't do it, you can reinstall the system.

If the problem persists, I am afraid that it is a small problem in the hardware that needs to be tested by professionals.

The driver can't read?

You need to reinstall the motherboard driver.

2 You said that it will automatically restart after the standby is turned on, then you must first make sure that there is no problem with the power supply of your computer.

I guess it has a little bit to do with it, because you have to turn it off and on again.

3. Generally, the power supply is not working properly, and sometimes it can't be turned on, and it needs to be discharged.

4 There may also be a system problem If you are sure that it is not the above 3 points, then re-install the installer and try it again It is recommended that you**installer go to Rainforest Mufeng or Xiaolu Studio.

Hope it helps.

Standby does not require restarting. Generally, the notebook must be powered off and some drivers can be read. Because the general shutdown only exists in the standby state. As for the reboot, it's the same.

It is recommended to reinstall the original driver of the notebook.

If the driver can be used, it is not recommended to update the driver, or install the driver that was good before.

Please install the appropriate graphics card driver for the hole, or repair the system, please take a look at the methods below.

1. Press F8 to get the advanced option out of the power and press it to let go, and select "The latest correct configuration" to press enter to repair (this method can restore the original driver).

2. If it is a failure caused by updating the driver, right-click on my computer to select properties, select Device Manager to find this driver right-click properties Driver options above Select the return driver option below and press OK.

3. If the fault persists, it is recommended to reinstall the operating system.

Use the system that comes with the system restore method:

The system comes with the system restore: "Start" "Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" "System Restore", click "Restore my computer to an earlier time", press Next, you will see the date page has a dark date on the surface, that is the restore point, after you select, click the next step to restore (win78 restore the system, right-click on the Mu Wanqin computer to select attributes, on the right side to select system protection, system restore, follow the steps to do it, if there is restoration software, you can also use the software to restore the system).

It is recommended to reinstall the system with a 360 first aid disc or system CD.

In the case of no problem with the hardware [the computer suddenly restarts itself and then it can't turn on] it should be a system crash and you need to redo the system.

Of course, when there is a problem with the hardware, especially the computer power supply and the motherboard power supply, there is this phenomenon;

In line with the method of soft first and then hard, let's do the system first and look at it, and then look for hardware problems if it is not solved.

1. When the computer starts, press the F8 key and select "Last correct configuration".

2. Or select safe mode, in safe mode, enter the device manager, uninstall all hardware drivers, restart the computer, the system will prompt to find new hardware, and ask to install the driver, at this time you should install the driver correctly. Find all the CDs that came with your computer, and match them with the manufacturer's drivers. "Drive life" is generally to install the public driver, which is not matched with the factory product, and should not be easily used if you don't understand the computer.

3. If your computer does not turn off System Restore, you can start System Restore in safe mode and restore to an earlier system state.

4. When everything is gone, I have to reinstall the system.

It's not impossible to repair the driver in this way, but it's also troublesome, you still have to reinstall the system, if there is a system backup, it will be faster, and the restore is it.

It would be nice to redo the system, there are a lot of tutorials on the web.

It may be that the BIOS is messy, remove the motherboard battery and discharge, and try to turn it on after half a minute. Get started first and then drive.

What's in the memory? Is there a beep?