Warcraft RPG stuck Playing Warcraft RPG1 20 why is it stuck, and the card is dead

This is a problem that is often encountered by people who play in HF.

The symptom is that the CPU usage reaches 100%. The machine will get very stuck.

If it happens in the case of network construction, then you generally do not need to restart, press the win key for speed, and do not alt+tab. Then right-click to close Warcraft.

If it happens in the game because of someone's withdrawal, it usually needs to be restarted.

This has nothing to do with machine configuration and network bandwidth. It's a bug in HF itself.

You can try it, ask a few friends to go to an Internet café, and you can enter and exit at LAN without getting stuck.

HF doesn't have much to say except for being more popular. Go vs, that won't happen there.

In the Run menu after starting, enter cmd and press enter, and in the new window that appears, enter arp -a.

See if there is more than one IP If so, it is unfortunate to tell you that you have been attacked by ARP or that your machine has an ARP virus. The virus outbreak caused such a problem in your machine.

Warcraft takes up a lot of memory? I'm usually only around 47,888k.

If you want to enter, you can enter Telecom, don't enter Netcom.

The computer configuration is poor. Changing the machine is bright.

Set up special effects Turn off a few.

1.How long is the configuration time? It may be the reason for the long time of the machine.

2.What disk is it installed on? Can't C drive.

3.Antivirus. Remove the garbage or something.

4.Reboot.

5.Now there are all the pirated versions of Warcraft.

6.Internet speed issues. How many ms do you have?

The load is too high, or it is not working properly. Check CPU and graphics card cooling, dust removal, oiling, or replace fans.

8.The virtual memory can be set to be larger, the maximum and minimum values are set to 2-3 times the physical memory, and then it is too large, taking up too much hard disk space.

Finish. The virtual memory is set up by:

Right-click on My Computer--Properties--Advanced--Performance Settings--Advanced--Virtual Memory Change--Select the partition where the virtual memory (page file) is stored in the drive list--Custom size--Set the values in "Initial Size" and "Maximum", then click the "Settings" button, and finally click the "OK" button to exit.

Hopefully the above will do.

Helping you.

There could be several reasons:

1.Temporary, don't care, just restart.

2.System reasons. You can defragment the memory and disk.

3.Network reasons. Maybe it does have something to do with thunder.

We also have a thunderstorm here recently, and yesterday there was a lightning bolt and I dropped the line. There is also a host card as a reason. (This is not necessarily the ** speed or Internet speed, it may be a connection problem with the platform server.)

When I encountered this kind of problem, I didn't pay much attention to it, and after a while, I was fine.

The graphics card is poor, it is recommended to change it, or the hard disk capacity is too small, just delete something.