If the new computer crashes and automatically restarts, it won t be opened! Ask for help

It should be that the motherboard or memory is not good, you can try to change the memory of the IOU to eliminate it and take two points and leave.

If you change the motherboard, it's obviously a motherboard problem, if you want to ask if there is a compatibility problem with the graphics card, it depends on what kind of motherboard you replace, you take a motherboard of the same model and replace it, if you still restart the blue screen is a compatibility problem.

Could there be a problem with the new board? What should I do if I am switching to the same P45 and this situation still occurs?

There will be no problems with the new board. New isn't necessarily good. The second question is you.

Unplugging the power supply can enter the system when it is turned on, a typical motherboard problem.

If I'm not mistaken, this should be a secondary reboot issue since the P35 motherboard.

You first use the MSI official website to flash the latest version of the BIOS, and then patch the dual-core before trying.

The power cord is not in good contact, so let's replace it.

Try it yourself – and that's what happens when you flash the power cord.

This is the case in my house, the power cord can't move, and it will turn off after a little touch.

The landlord's machine is very good, the power supply is 400W, but it is best to have a famous brand, I think there should be no problem with other hardware, especially the motherboard, MSI motherboard has always been known for its stability, the main reason is that I want not to install the ghost system, the mains power supply should be more stable, the power supply should be a better brand, the driver should use the correct version, the above is for reference only!!

The power supply problem is definitely the power supply, go to the place where you bought it, find them, get them down, and ask him to change the power supply.

There must be something wrong with the motherboard.

Power supply is also possible.

Judging the problem from these two aspects.

Power supply problems, see if there is a capacitor burned out inside.

1. First of all, there are several phenomena of crash when using the computer:

1. The power indicator is on (if it is a desktop computer, the indicator in the lower right corner of the monitor should also be on);

2. The computer display is still in the system but will stay at a certain screen;

3. External devices such as keyboard and mouse cannot be operated or the mouse can be moved but the click is invalid;

2. For the crash problem, you can try the following operations:

Note: The following operations may result in data loss of running programs, please operate with caution.

1. Use the "Ctrl+Alt+del" key combination to find the "Power" option to perform a shutdown or restart, if the above methods do not work, you can try to force a shutdown, that is: press and hold the computer's power on/off key for 4-10 seconds until it shuts down. Then restart to check if the computer still freezes after restarting.

2. If there is only an occasional crash, and the subsequent use is normal, the computer system will inevitably have random chaos or conflicts in the process of use, resulting in a crash, it is recommended to ignore the normal use;

3. If it still crashes after restarting, please check whether you have installed hardware or installed software recently, whether you have updated patches or drivers, and if so, you can try to remove or uninstall it and test whether it is normal.

4. If it is indeed caused by installing hardware or installing software, updating patches and drivers, if it is caused by hardware, it is recommended to remove it, if it is due to software reasons, it is recommended to uninstall it and replace it with other programs with similar functions.

5. If you have not installed software and hardware or updated system patches and drivers recently, you can try to enter the safe mode to check whether the computer will crash in the safe mode, if it still crashes in the safe mode, it may be a hardware problem, it is recommended that you make an appointment for repair or contact the service station for debugging and maintenance.

6. If it doesn't crash in safe mode, you can try to reinstall all the drivers, if it still doesn't work, you can also try to restore the system or reinstall the system after backing up the data.

Note: Please back up important data before reinstalling or restoring the system, please be careful not to cause non-damage when it comes to disassembly operations, so as not to affect the warranty, and it is not recommended to disassemble the all-in-one and notebook by yourself.

You can restart it to see if the computer will crash after a while, if it will, there may be a hardware problem, or a system problem, you can reinstall the system first to see if it can be solved, if not, there is a hardware problem!!

If you don't move at all, then restart, sometimes the computer freezes. He won't recover for hours.

You can take a shortcut to open the taskbar, then close some open processes and try to see if it goes smoothly. If it still doesn't move and gets stuck, just restart.

The computer is frozen, and you are definitely going to restart. It can't recover on its own.

If the computer crashes, you can wait for a while, after all, sometimes it may be that there are too many things to deal with, and there is no response, of course, if it takes too long, then you can naturally choose to restart it, and the things you did before may not exist!

Just press the CTRL plus ALT and DEL keys.

On the next screen, you can directly select Restart, or you can press and hold the power button for a few seconds to force a hardware restart, or unplug the battery and power adapter, and then restart. Or unplug the battery and power adapter, then reinstall and start up.

During the movement of the computer, it is often subjected to a large vibration that loosens the internal components of the machine, resulting in poor contact and causing the computer to crash, so it should be avoided when moving the computer.

Reboot for no reason, generally the CPU is too hot, viruses, dust, bad power supply, bad memory, too hot graphics card, bad motherboard capacitors.

Enter msconfig in the start menu run, and in the startup will envy all (except ctfmon) checkmarks to remove the save and restart try (you can speed up the startup), generally you start the run too much, or file conflict problems.

Install 360 security guard,Boot has been pressing F8 to enter the safe mode to check and kill,Now nine out of ten poisons on the Internet are Trojans,So the antivirus software can't find the virus,It is recommended to install 360 check and kill。

If the heat dissipation is not good, reinstall the CPU heatsink, you can have poor contact, and you can replace the CPU fan.

Reseat the graphics card and memory card, the main thing is to clean the dust near the CPU and memory, which is the easiest way.

Or try a different power supply (check your electricity usage, sometimes the voltage is not stable).

The capacitor on the motherboard may be bursting, see if the capacitor near your computer's CPU (the capacitor erected like a keg) is bulging, the normal should be flat, buy a few of the same model in the electronic market, and change it for a few cents.

It is possible that your abnormal reboot has caused the corruption of the Windows boot file, please try to boot the computer with the Windows XP CD, enter the installation interface, and there is a choice in the installation interface to use "Repair Windows XP" and "Use Faulty Console".

Log in to the fault console, enter the administrator password, log in to the fault console, and enter the fixboot command

The faulty console will automatically repair the WinXP boot file and then restart the computer.

Unplug the memory, use the eraser to wipe the gold finger, and plug it back in, and see if it's okay, if it's the power supply, the computer won't work

Look at which step the self-test stops.

Is it too much dust or the board is broken.

Computer Freeze Resolution Steps:

1.First of all, it is natural to restart the laptop, sometimes the computer crash is just when you run too many programs or a program is too large resulting in insufficient memory or CPU, at this time we only need to cold start the computer, generally the crash caused by this situation can solve the problem.

2.Our computer will produce a lot of garbage in the process of use, if it is not cleaned up for a long time, it may cause our computer to run slowly, and then cause a crash when running some large programs, if it is a crash caused by this reason, we only need to use software to clean up the garbage of the system.

3.If we often need to run some large programs, and every time they crash due to insufficient memory, we need to increase our virtual memory. Right-click on My Computer, click Properties, find the Advanced tab, click on the Performance Settings option, then click on Advanced Options, find Virtual Memory, and click Change (the specific operation is shown in the red line in the figure below).

4.The default virtual memory is set in the C disk, but the C disk is generally our system disk, occupying its space may affect our running speed, so we try not to use the C disk when setting the virtual memory, we can choose other disk letters, such as the D disk, and then click on the custom size, fill in the initial size and the maximum value, the initial size of the virtual memory is generally set to the multiple of the memory, and the maximum value is 3 times the memory.

5.If we still crash due to insufficient memory when using the virtual memory after setting the virtual memory, we need to consider changing to a higher memory card, we need to check the model of our computer memory before replacing, so as not to find that the memory module is incompatible after purchase, and the tool for querying the memory module model can use software such as Master Lu.

6.Many notebooks have a big disadvantage, that is, the heat dissipation effect is not good, so that the computer is prone to crashes after a long running time, if it is caused by this reason, the solution is very simple, we can add a heat sink for the laptop.

7.In the process of file operation, the system may call the virtual memory to synchronize the hypervisor, which will cause each program to read and write to the hard disk frequently, resulting in disk fragmentation, the more fragments, the more inconvenient it is to read, the computer processing speed will be reduced, and it may cause a crash, because we should regularly defragment the disk to ensure its running speed.

See if you can turn on the computer, if not, then check whether the motherboard capacitor is protruding. If there is, the motherboard capacitor is burned. If not, then reinstall the system.