Please help me see what happened to this computer 5

Internet Explorer has experienced an add-in failure and needs to be closed (the wrong add-on name in the prompt).

It is usually caused by the incompatibility of the program software and plug-ins in your computer with the system. The solution is as follows:

1. You recall, what program software or plug-in did you have before you had this kind of failure? If you remember to uninstall them first, if you troubleshoot, it means that the program software or plug-ins are the cause. If the fault persists, it means that there is a bug in the software or plug-ins of these programs and can no longer be used.

2. Open the IE Selection Tool Manage Add-ons, and if there is a malfunction, there is no plug-in before the failure, if there is one, it is disabled. You can**Super Rabbit let it help you,Clean up the incompatible or malicious plug-ins in the IE add-on,Observe whether the fault is eliminated after cleaning,If you don't rule out your own plug-ins in the IE add-ons are disabled,(Don't worry about the option can also be enabled at any time) Restart the computer and go online to observe whether there is an effect,If there is an effect, the problem is here,You will slowly restore the IE plug-in process in the future,Which day will there be a failure,There is a problem with the IE plug-in recovered on this day, Disable it entirely.

3. If the fault persists, please use the system restore that comes with the system to restore it to the time when you did not have this fault (if the normal mode recovery fails, please turn on the computer and press F8 to enter the safe mode and use the system restore).

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

Or try Firefox or Opera, these are all kernels that don't use IE.

There should be a problem with the flash plug-in of the Internet Explorer.

I'll re-install the flash plug-in myself.

From the first picture, it looks like a problem with the hard disk, which seems to be the cause of the hard disk, cable, motherboard interface, or power supply.

The second image is a typical blue screen phenomenon and is a problem with the system boot file.

Suggestion: One in PE environment, detect whether the hard disk has bad sectors or errors, and repair the hard disk. Then try to use the System Boot Repair Tool to repair it;

2. If you still can't enter the system after repairing and booting, you need to use Microsoft's official original Windows system image file to make a USB flash drive or CD, and install the system again.

Looking at the ** displayed on the screen, it is more likely that the problem will appear in the display itself.

It is recommended to use the following methods for quick interpretation:

Power off the monitor, and then unplug the signal cable connection between the host unit and the monitor, that is, the monitor is completely independent and no devices are connected.

At this point, turn on the power supply, press the display power button, turn on the display, if the display is good, the power indicator will light up, and the screen will display no input signal or similar prompt message.

If the bottom half of the screen is still striped and the correct prompt cannot be displayed, the monitor is damaged.

Are you a single display or a set display, try it under the drive, if it doesn't work, return to the factory.

It may be a problem with the graphics card, it is recommended to use Master Lu to detect it, and if there is a problem, use the 360 driver master to fix the graphics card driver.

1. Use the computer manager hardware to test the temperature of the CPU, graphics card, and hard disk when playing games to see if the temperature is too high and automatically shut down, if the temperature is too high, you need to clean up the dust of the host, and place the host in a ventilated place.

2. Check whether the memory module is plugged in tightly and whether there is too much dust in the memory module slot. Pull out the memory module and wipe the gold finger with an eraser, and clean the memory module slot.

3. Whether the power supply quota is too small, resulting in insufficient voltage, whether it is too close to the quota of the power supply or exceeding. If it is a problem with the power supply, the power supply needs to be replaced.

Use Master Lu to run a score to see if the hard disk is a bad fan, generally like this, you don't have to reinstall the system.