The antivirus is automatically turned off as soon as it is turned on.

yes I personally advise the landlord not to use Rising to support domestic products, but we can't support domestic products that are not easy to use and have poor character for individual Jiangmin Kaba can be found on the Internet I just have been using free Kaba.

The problem of your computer is actually easy to solve, you go to the Internet café**, a Kaba, a 360, and then install it on your computer, the premise before is that you have to uninstall your Rising and then restart the computer, press F8 or F11, if your computer has a one-click restore, there will be a response, use the up and down keys to select the safe mode to enter.

Open your new 360 Kaba Driver, don't worry, say it's not updated, simply kill it, kill a few that you can kill, and then restart the computer, generally speaking, you can't block your killing soft.

It's definitely poisoned, and it's a virus on other disks, and if you think it's troublesome to kill the virus (it's really troublesome) You can format all the partitions, reinstall them, and then change them to antivirus software, Rising really...

It's too vague (maybe I'm not skilled enough to see it).

You can reinstall it and kill it in safe mode

There are a variety of possibilities for automatic shutdown, the more common ones are:

1. Because the computer has been used for too long and the heat dissipation function of the main box is not good, the temperature of the inverted CPU and graphics card is too high, and it suddenly shuts down and restarts after playing for a long time.

2. Because of the computer virus, it is best to kill the virus first....

3. It is the least common that there is a problem with the power supply of the host, or that there is a problem with the plugging accompaniment.

Do you look at the electric fan of the main chassis and still turn?

If it doesn't work, just restore it with one click:

A few seconds after booting in, after the motherboard brand came out, I saw a series of English prompts, and immediately pressed "F11" You use "one-click restore", if not, you have to reinstall the system.

It is recommended that you install and use Master Lu to test the body temperature of each component of the host, and it can also be optimized.

Hello, this is a problem with your computer system.

You can use the System Repair feature of Kingsoft Antivirus Security Vault to clean up viruses and repair your computer system.

If you have a virus in your computer, if you can't kill it in normal mode, then enter the safe mode to try, that is, press the F8 key when you turn on the phone, select the safe mode, and try to see if you can get the next 360 security guard, check it with 360.

Your program is not compatible, it is recommended that you reinstall the system and do not install ungenuine software.

Probably become a broiler Shut up all 3899 and suspicious ports, disconnect the network, check the task manager for any suspicious processes, empty IE's temporary files, and go to safe mode to use anti-software such as Kaspersky to check and kill.

1.If antivirus doesn't work, back up the important data, and prepare to repartition and reinstall the system2If the first step is not good, it is estimated that the heat dissipation is not good, check the fan and remove the dust on the heat sink3

If it doesn't work, try to change it with the memory (if there are two and unplug one out), I've seen a lot of reboots due to memory.

4.The rest is probably the reason for the motherboard.

The quality of Kingsoft is not very good, try it with Windows Cleaning Assistant, and there is to pay attention to heat dissipation, see if there is a lot of dust in the case, whether there is a dripping sound when you boot up, see if the memory is loose, and don't mess with the driver and software, press F8 when you boot it (press it once), enter the security mode to see if the problem is still there, if it returns to normal, use 360 security guard and other software, remove the unnecessary boot startup items, personal opinion, for reference only, Hope it helps!

According to you, it may be a planned task.

Use the software manager in 360 Security Guard to check the scheduled tasks to see if there are any scheduled tasks for scheduled shutdown.

If not, I'll teach you again.

Every time you scan, there will be an option to automatically shut down at the end of the scan, so you don't have to choose which box.

Yes, you may be set to automatically shut down after scanning, you can change it, it should be possible.