Add 50 points to solve the problem. Ask the computer whiz The system can t find the path specified

The PQ partition magician can assign the C drive·· But I don't think it's necessary... 45G to do win7 flagship system disk as ls said,I also think it's small.,No matter how small you are, I'm afraid you'll regret it after a long time.

More than 40g is necessary... Even if you divide 5G, you're not of much use...

The suggestion is not to be foolish·· It's more than 300 to buy a 1TB hard drive...

C disk win7 system 45G is not much,I think there is a little less。 It's good to be a little rich.

I have a friend who is in a similar situation to you...

His computer was in his own bedroom, and during that time, as soon as he connected to the Internet, it was stuck. Then he couldn't get on the Internet, and finally the blue screen, he sent the computer to the computer company for testing, no problem, okay.

As soon as I get home, I can't.

He took my computer and my friend's computer to his house, connected to the Internet, went online, and everything was fine.

In short, his own computer has a blue screen in his home, and it is normal to change bedrooms...

It's okay to be okay during this time.,Everything is normal.。。

I've asked a lot of people, but I don't know what the question is...

I repartitioned the system ok when such a problem arose by formatting and reinstalling the system. It's not necessarily good to just install the system without partitioning. Please give it a try!

Under the driver update of the network card, there is also an integrated network card, and there is no need to install a separate one.

It can't be ruled out that it's a virus, and the fiber is routed?? It cannot be ruled out that it is ARP

First of all, judge whether there is a problem with the network card, it is recommended to use a good network card, the crash problem, it is likely that your CPU fan is not working, or there is a problem with the network card, is there a short circuit?

The crystal head problem does not contribute to the crash, and the Internet can be accessed, indicating that the network cable and the crystal head are normal, I think the problem is on the network card,

The motherboard has accumulated too much dust, which makes it difficult to dissipate heat, and you can use a brush to clean up the dust on it.

If that doesn't work, consider the high-end advice of the masters!

Too much cumbersome. Delete some useless things, optimize them, and install the system if they don't work.

It is a problem of optical conversion of the interface of the optical fiber network card.

I haven't encountered such a problem, but in my experience, you should have a bit of a problem with the hardware and software, you try: after reinstalling the system, don't change the network card to see the crash?If you want to die, then change the network card and look again, if it's still the same, then congratulations, take a friend's board to try it!

There is also a possibility that your hard drive has a problem, there is a hard disk bad sector, the error ** is 214, it will lead to the problem you said!When connecting to the network, some data is being read or retrieved from the hard disk, and when the network connection is disconnected, these data are not saved in time and do not know where to goThe loop in the guide area leads to a blockage and crashes!

Is it related to the browser or network firewall?

Is there a problem with CPU heat dissipation?

CPU AMD Athlonon II X4 620 (Case) 580

Motherboard Colorful Twin V14 499

Memory: Kingston 2GB DDR3 1333 330

HDD WD Caviar 320GB 7200 rpm 8MB 290

Graphics: Mingxuan HD5750, Terminator 1024M, 899

The chassis power supply goes to see the 200 for yourself

Total 2798 This is just online**, actually** is generally cheaper.

The landlord can try,360 security guard--- system repair--- computer clinic--- my browser can't work normally--- web page can't be opened, but QQ、msn and other chat tools can be on (second item),Click next on the line。

It works.,I had a similar problem with my computer before.,Find a lot of methods.,The solution is too professional.。。。 I finally found this before I was going to redo the system.,It's just the gospel of a computer novice like me.,Hehe.。

Hope it helps the landlord.

Let's be honest, the problem is actually the most time-wasting method to kill the virus uninstall flash and reinstall 1.

Either you can back up your useful files and restore them to the system or reinstall them in half an hour.

Your IE may be poisoned. Clean up malicious plugins.。。

Clear the contents of IE's cookies and temporary folders.

I also use T500, I have had similar problems before, after the sale, it is recommended to reinstall the driver, and there is no problem after reinstallation!

It is recommended that the landlord has a problem, dial 8009908888, thinkpad's special line, the service is very good!

Go online to find the driver and update it. It won't be anything else wireless. All 4 of our bedrooms are wireless, and we are fine with Internet access. My classmate's ThinkPad was also flawed at first. He ended up redoing the system.

In other words,Thinkpad has a lot of problems... Run the program... Huh. Do not say.

Use the drive disc that comes with the notebook to re-drive.,**I've tried those drivers.,For example, universal driver.,Super rabbit or something.,It's OK to start it with that.。

My notebook is R400,I used to always drop the line,Later, I reinstalled the wireless driver after reinstalling the system,It's easy to use,I think it's the reason for the driver,But the driver of thinkpad is hard to find,You can**Drive life 2009,Update the most stable driver,That's it。

Try to change the IP address first, if it still doesn't work, check the poison.

Remove the Wi-Fi configuration of Power Management to allow the computer to shut down the device to conserve power.

Or. Update the wireless card driver.

Set the band back point 12 13 or something in your wireless router.

Could it be that there are people nearby who use the signal badly?

Next Driver Genie. I put a drive in place. That's it.

...This may be second-hand in a computer built by someone.