The computer always freezes, but it s either a blue screen or the whole screen doesn t move and gets

Clean up the motherboard with a tool like a balloon or blow brush.

It may be caused by the dust of the host, etc., if it is a desktop computer, the host can be turned on:

1.Clean the motherboard with a tool such as a blowing balloon or blowing brush, or a small brush without a blowing tool, but be careful.

2.Check the memory module, it may be that the memory module is in poor contact. The method is to pull out the memory module, carefully wipe the gold finger, clean the slot, make sure it is very clean or plug it back, and it should be secure. You can also swap the slots, and the swapped slots should also be cleaned up.

3.Clean the CRT in the same way as the memory module.

4.Replug the data cable of the hard disk, pay attention to check whether the master-slave settings of the hard disk are correct, and there are jumper setting instructions on the hard disk.

If the above cleanup does not solve the problem, the only way to do this is to go to a computer store.

If, if you are playing Warcraft, and the graphics card is ASUS GTX460, I advise you to change the graphics card driver. If that's not the case, you can use the elimination method to find the problem with the hardware, monitor the temperature, I guess it's the problem of the graphics card, you can borrow a graphics card and try it, if it's good, it's the problem of the graphics card.

Summary. Hello friends, this situation should be because the resolution of the external display has become higher, so it looks smoother.

The laptop is often stuck (the screen is stuck and can't move, it's not a blue screen), and the external monitor has not been stuck since then.

Hello friends, this situation should be because the resolution of the external display has become higher, so it looks smoother.

If the system is constantly stuck. Do software fault troubleshooting first: 1. Instability countermeasures of the operating system itself

Upgrade win10 to the latest version. 2. Virus countermeasures: install anti-virus software, the most important thing is not to upgrade, before going online, Changkaisen is best to upgrade the anti-virus software first, and the overall anti-virus.

3. Conflicts between software.

Countermeasures: a. Try to avoid using test software, b. Pay attention to only keep one anti-virus software, and install two or more anti-virus software in the same system, which may also cause crashes or system instability. 4. If the above methods do not have the effect of flushing socks, it is recommended to back up important data and reinstall the system.

5. For hardware problems, it is recommended to go to the notebook round silver manufacturer for after-sales testing.

Poisoned, just reinstall the system. If so. That's your configuration problem! The system crashed! Believe me. Reinstalling the system solves the problem.

Why are you doing it so complicated@!!

The very simple problem is so complicated that it is easy for the landlord to "go astray" and get worse and worse.

The blue screen is generally a system problem, and it is difficult to relate to the hardware.

For example, the system is infected by a virus, the system files are deleted by mistake, and the software is incompatible with the system will cause a blue screen.

The BIOS of the motherboard is not well debugged, for example, the CPU is seriously overclocked due to the wrong BIOS settings, the motherboard automatically turns on the protection CPU downclocking, will automatically restart or automatically shut down, and the driver may burn in a serious way, and the driver is incompatible, it is recommended that you update or**Newer graphics card drivers are recommended to use the driver wizard to drive the system** and upgrade, as well as the poor interface between the graphics card slot and the graphics card. Your phenomenon should not be so serious, it should be a system problem, first of all, start with the system antivirus, and so on if the antivirus is useless, the system can be repaired, the system disk can also be used, if it is useless, it is best to start with the BIOS, it is best to set it to default, so that most of the problems can be solved, if you have not used it to reinstall the system at the end, the possibility of hardware is very small but not nothing, the general CPU, caused by the graphics card, the memory module will only cause a dead screen or a black screen at most Thank you

1. Memory module quality problems or memory slot quality problems, causing the system to constantly restart with a blue screen, open the chassis after power failure, do a single memory module test or replace a new memory module test, until the blue screen problem disappears. 2. Due to the excessive dust accumulation in the chassis, the motherboard is short-circuited due to the damp environment, open the chassis after power failure, and use a brush and leather drum to clean the dust in the chassis to return to normal. 3. For software reasons, such as being infected with Trojans and viruses, you can **360 Security Guard and 360 Antivirus, press F8 when you boot up, select "Safe Mode" to boot to the desktop, and then manually start 360 Security Guard to clean up Trojans and viruses.

Check memory module, hard disk, CPU temperature.

It may be a software conflict, by the way, take a look at whether the memory module is tight!!

What if the system is still stuck after reinstalling? Then you can only add money, upgrade the hardware or directly replace it! Or wait a few days, the computer also has a brain, just let it reflect on itself, maybe it will be good (dog head).