My IBM T30 always crashes, I hope you prawns to guide me. 30

Please check the space of your C drive. It may be that the space of the program disk is too small, and the second one may be poisoned.

It is possible that the driver of the system conflicts with the hardware (because the driver of the hardware manufacturer may not be released on all systems), it is recommended to reinstall it on another system!

There are too many things to drive or the machine is not good.

Maybe the machine is slow to react.

Slow internet speeds.

Try not to be on the C drive, because the remaining space requirements of the disk where the virtual memory is stored are 2-3 times that of the actual memory...

2. The memory module is not compatible.

3. CPU overclocking, generating a lot of heat, and the fan heat dissipation performance is not good, your machine is old. Have you seen your fan?

4. Viruses. These are just some of the common reasons, and it depends on your blue screen** to prescribe the right medicine.

If you are on a desktop, check the memory module, unplug it and clean it with an eraser, and put it back on.

Is the battery dead?

Mine is the same problem, how did the landlord solve it???

1 Medium virus.

2 After a long period of system use, after a long period of installation and removal procedures, the system has become unstable and needs to be reinstalled.

3 Feel if the machine is overheating.

The machine is overheating. 1. Use disk cleanup to clear the system junk files.

2. Start --- running--- enter msconfig and uncheck all the unnecessary enablement items (such as msn qq, thunderbolt, emulet, virtual optical drive, etc.).

3. Detect and kill viruses and malware. Turn off real-time monitoring and keep your virus database updated and disinfect regularly.

4. Check whether the heat dissipation vent is clean.

5. Whether the ambient temperature is too high.

6. It is recommended to buy a first-class heat dissipation bracket to help the laptop dissipate heat 7. Close some useless running programs to reduce the burden on the fan 8. Reinstall the system.

9. Contact the service station engineer to help do a dust removal, cleaning and testing of machine parts.

Dear Lenovo users, there are many reasons for computer crashes, and the more common cases are caused by computer viruses, software conflicts, computer heat dissipation, or running programs that have a large load on computer equipment.

Each software has its own hardware and software running requirements, it is recommended that you try to avoid running some programs that have a large load on your computer's hardware configuration; If it is not a program problem, you can try to use the latest version of antivirus software to scan the computer virus to eliminate the impact of computer viruses, clean up the system junk and dust inside the computer, if it still does not improve the health of your computer, it is recommended that you back up the hard drive data, use one-click restore to reinstall the operating system.

If the above methods cannot solve your problem, it may be caused by the aging of the computer's equipment, and too much dust accumulated inside the computer is also easy to cause the computer to crash, you can try to clean up the dust inside the computer, and then observe the operation of the computer.

This should be caused by overheating caused by the unobstructed cooling system of your book,You can disassemble the computer,Clean up the fan,Add some lubricating oil to the fan,Replace the thermal conductive silicone,After all, the computer has been used for several years,Mine is also t60,Basically, it will be cleaned every six months,Now it's still very happy。

Add a memory module to try, generally 1G, add to 2G

Hello, if your machine has the problem of the fan often turning, it is recommended that you can follow the following methods to see if you can solve the problem you encounter:

1. Raise the bottom of the notebook or add a heat dissipation base to keep ventilation smooth;

2. Upgrade the anti-virus software of the machine for overall anti-virus

3. Turn off the startup items that are not commonly used, the method is as follows: Press the Win R key combination to call the run window, enter msconfig, click OK, select "Startup" to select the card, cancel the loader you don't need to boot, and then OK, you can turn off the boot startup of this program.

4. If the fan of the machine has been running at high speed after the above operations, it is recommended that you first try to save important files and reinstall the operating system of the machine to see if there is any improvement.

ThinkPad service station inquiry.

I guess it's because the heat vents are blocked, and it's time to clean the dust.

I bought it in '06, do you just move anything when you crash or do you blue screen or jump something. Then take a look at how much space you have left on your C drive.

Clean the dust from the CPU and GPU cooling fan and give it a try.

Dismantling and cleaning, this is a must.

Seeing what LZ said, I think there are a few more possibilities, 1, it may be that your fan has poor heat dissipation, which will crash after a while, and it is recommended to clean the fan.

2, IBM T4 series machines have a common problem, that is, the graphics card is prone to problems, send it to the repair station to do it, and the BGA will be OK.

3. It is also possible that your motherboard is flooded, causing your motherboard to crash after a period of use, it is recommended that you send it to the repair station as soon as possible to deal with it.

Why? Because once the motherboard that has entered the water is not treated, the consequences are very serious, and if the motherboard is corroded, the only way to change the motherboard is to replace the motherboard.

This method is forbidden for reference.

How long has your system not been maintained, and if your system is a Vista system, there may be some software that does not support this system. Cause poor compatibility and make the system freeze. Then there is a problem with your memory and graphics card.