When running a large application on Win 9x, the hard drive light flashes wildly and then freezes. Wh

This is a crash that we often encounter, and most of the problems are related to the virtual memory set. If the memory itself is relatively small, and a large application is running, then a large virtual memory is required, but if the virtual memory is not enough, it will cause the above crash. Therefore, it is recommended that you set the capacity of the virtual memory to a little larger, and delete some temporary virtual files frequently.

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Depending on your situation, restore the system or reinstall it

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Flash the motherboard's BIOS to the latest, maybe this will solve the problem.

Graphics card driver, reinstall it, upgrade the flash plug-in. It could be the reason for the miscellaneous graphics card.

Personally, I feel that you should have a motherboard and the current graphics card is not compatible well, so it is recommended to change to an ASUS graphics card.

Wipe the [[Memory Module] of the computer console with an eraser, and then press it back. Press the DEL button without stopping, enter the BIOS settings, select Load Optimized Defaults, and F10 save to exit.

Finally, you install your GOST XP system.

？Or is it very slow to enter the BIOS, but it is very fast to remove the hard drive? If it's always like that, it's a problem with the hard disk, you can use the disc to enter the PE to try to see if you can read the hard disk, and it can't be estimated that it's a hard disk problem.

Is it not showing up when you boot up? Have you ever swapped out the memory? Plug and unplug the memory.,If it doesn't work.,You can take it to after-sales.。。。

HP's original is basically overheated, 80% of which is due to this problem, and it is basically bad after the warranty period.

When I turn it on, is the battery plugged in?

Use Master Lu to see the temperature of each hardware, too high temperature will cause a crash or restart, caused by a virus, or it may be antivirus or reinstall the system.

There are a lot of crash problems, you install a system first, try it, if it doesn't work, you have to check the hardware problem, and the heat dissipation is also very caused, and the computer is taken out of the table and used to know the heat dissipation problem.

The system disk is low-level, and the pure version of the system is installed.

Judging by the description in the title, it is likely that it is a problem with the power supply part.

First of all, make sure that the power supply itself is okay and the power is sufficient; Otherwise, it makes no sense to say anything else; It is recommended to use an 80plus certified power supply;

Secondly, the BIOS program and settings, update the BIOS to the latest version, when the hardware is replaced, turn on the reconfiguration option, or discharge it and then turn it on; Try turning off some advanced features like SATA for hard drives, energy-saving options, and more; Don't overclock;

The circuits on the motherboard near the CPU and memory are not broken, such as bulging capacitors; After the power supply is connected to the motherboard, it will go through some processing before it is provided to the final power device, and the CPU will also participate in the management;

When replacing hardware, wash your hands first to remove static electricity, the pins of the CPU and memory should be clean, and the tightness of the AMD CPU should be appropriate when installing; Dust can cause some inexplicable problems; The memory must match the motherboard, it is important to choose the appropriate frequency and timing, and it is best to use the brand to be stable; Don't introduce new questions.

The operating system is in a pure version, and the driver is supplied with the motherboard, so that there is no problem with the system;

Besides, if I were selling computers, I'd say it's no problem...

The above is a little bit of my personal experience, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Have you installed a different system so many times?

Since there is a prompt that the CPU has been changed, it means that something affects the CPU, is your old CPU still there, change it and try it to determine if your CPU is malfunctioning, generally there are a lot of metal pins in that thing, could it be that the problem is there, or something in the jack has fallen in, affecting the contact?

What kind of hard disk is yours ATA or IDE, and will the data cable of the IDE disk have poor contact or internal breakage? Try switching the cable from the optical drive to the hard drive.

Let's try to solve the problem by elimination.

I have encountered a similar situation: after the system is installed, it can run, wait for about 30 minutes, it will crash and nothing can be moved, even after installing the system, install all the original drivers, the problem is still the same. It can only be powered off to shut down.

Later, I changed the system disc and installed it. The problem is gone.

You try to change the system or win2000, xp, win7,

Your computer is too nb.,You can try one part at a time.,Try which part has a problem and replace it.,If it doesn't work, change the computer.。。 Do not exclude your power supply!

Follow these tips to set it up:

1.When turning on (or restarting the computer), press the del key (". . . on the keypad".)”2.After entering the BOIS interface menu (blue), go to the option with the English text of BOIS in front (usually in the second item).

3.Find the option with the word "diver a: inside" and select "none".

4.Press F10, press Enter, and you're done.

Look at you, you just don't change the power supply, this should be a problem with the power supply.

If this is done, you are not a novice.

Has the power supply been changed, will it be a problem with the power supply?

Problem. At present, the problem of weather cooling and heat dissipation generally does not appear, but it is still recommended to use Core TMP to check the CPU temperature. The graphics card temperature software has not been found, but now there is a temperature detection in the driver.

The ones above you actually appear after the system detects the hard disk after the illegal shutdown, and the normal shutdown and reboot will not appear.

Some old software needs compatibility mode, and I vista run some old programs directly with a blue screen, and it is only possible to run in compatibility mode.

It can be considered in two ways:

1. Is the Windows 7 system the original? If you install an optimized system or use optimization software to optimize it, it may run unstable, and it is best not to optimize the system.

2. Is the driver installed correctly?

Reinstall it with a win7 installation CD.

Put it into the installation disk when you boot it and fix it in the system.