Let s take a look at what s wrong with my computer, and I m going to get a point. 100

Cause this problem a lot!

Eliminate it little by little.

First of all, you have to make sure that your operating system is not poisonous, and if it is caused by a virus, it is recommended to reinstall the system first.

If the problem persists......

Scan the hard drive with MHDD, if there is an X, it will always be a blue screen.

If the problem persists......

Try to change a memory module, remember to plug in only one, if there is no blue screen problem, it's OK.

If the problem persists......

Now only the motherboard and graphics card remain. Keep changing! This is the easiest and most effective way to troubleshoot the problem and find a solution to the problem...

Until your computer doesn't blue screen!

The graphics card hangs! Does playing games also have a blue screen?

I've encountered this phenomenon a few times.

1. Isn't it good to quit the disc? If yes. Clean up the disc or replace it with a new one.

2. Restart your computer and try again.

3. If the fault is not solved. It is advisable to clean up the bald head.

3. If it hasn't been solved, it may be that there is a problem with your optical drive.

Is your disc spent, try a different disc

The first step is to poison the poison, you must do it. Then "Run msconfig to start" and tick the options that come with it. If it doesn't work you find this program:, its address should be c: windows system32 and then change the extension exe to com double-click to run.

A dialog box appears, enter the following sentence "assocexe=exefile " Note assoc with .There is a space between the exes. No quotes) That's how I do it, no, you cut me.

Your computer's system is damaged, repair or reinstall the system can solve the problem.

It may be that the virus in your computer has affected your system, so that the things in the C: Windows systme32 system folder are damaged, if you have a good antivirus software installed at home and can't find the virus, then it may be that you accidentally deleted useful system files when clearing system junk, find a windows installation disk to repair it, it really doesn't work to remove the drive letter you installed the system, and reinstall the system on it.

You're poisoned and reloading the system can be solved.

Win98 is unstable, Explorere is easy to crash, it is recommended to upgrade to IE6 first to prevent network attacks (install firewalls).

Take care to prevent viruses (antivirus).

Don't go to the problem**,Don't open too many windows (it is estimated that the computer configuration of win98 is relatively poor,Small memory)

Reload or upgrade IE!

Install XP, so that it is safer, 98 often has such problems!

Kill the poison, it's better to reload!

Antivirus fix IE

If it doesn't work, reinstall IE

Reinstall the system without selecting a line.

If it doesn't work, throw the machine away.

Rerestore This is the only way to fix the system error.

Antivirus look If it's useless, you can only start from the system.

Are you using XP? I don't think so

If it's XP, use it like this

It's better to kill the poison.

Find an IE repair try, Internet assistant, or Kingsoft Trojan Kill has a fix on the IE try.

If reinstalling IE doesn't solve the problem, you have to reinstall Windows.

Personally, I feel like you're going to be filling windows

The reason why the computer freezes or blue screens frequently I think is most likely due to hardware. For example, the motherboard, memory, graphics card, power supply has quality problems or there is too much dust on the CPU fan.

Recently, there is a Founder P4 computer in the unit that frequently crashes. Sometimes it crashes every few minutes and sometimes every half an hour, and it needs to be restarted repeatedly. It doesn't work at all.

After anti-virus and reinstallation of the system, it still does not work. After final debugging, it was found that the problem was on the memory module. Due to the poor quality of the memory and the high temperature in summer, it does not work properly.

The solution is: go to the BIOS settings, change the value of CAS from 2 to 3, and that's it. Cas stands for the latency clock of memory, generally the lower the value, the higher the performance, otherwise the system will become more and more unstable, and even crash when booted.

While some performance reductions won't have much impact on usage, it's always uncomfortable. So, if your computer often has the above two situations, you can kill the virus first, if not, reinstall the system, if it still doesn't work, consider replacing the hardware, removing dust or lowering the memory delay clock in exchange for stability.

First, troubleshoot computer software issues.

For example, by reinstalling the system.

Second, if it is determined to be a hardware problem, first check whether the CPU temperature is too high. del into the motherboard settings and find pchealth.

The third step is to check whether the chip is overheating, mainly the north-south bridge chip of the motherboard (big!). There is a possibility that there will be a heatsink on it, the motherboard CPU underneath), and there is the graphics card chip (the back of the fan heatsink).

If none of the above works, then you have to take your motherboard memory graphics card power supply to test, or take it to the store to get it repaired. It's very simple to replace them one by one, but you shouldn't have so many resources. If you can only do 2 memory, you can try to insert one each!

If you buy it shortly, it is recommended to get it right away. Change the configuration! Especially under the premise that the installation system is ineffective! If you don't change it now, there will be a lot of trouble in the future!

If the power supply is poor, old. It is recommended to change to the Great Wall 300w for 120 yuan, which is quite stable.

The AMD platform is inherently unstable.

It must be a problem with the power supply, try to change the power supply, it is recommended that you go to the place where the computer is repaired. Ask him to change the power supply for you.

Look at the cooling function, and whether the fan is clean or not, whether it affects the cooling function, and maybe the CPU.

It is recommended to reinstall the system.

Find a computer that can access the Internet and clean up the assistant, then update to the latest, copy it to a USB flash drive, and then connect it to your computer to kill, you can get it.

Reboot into safe mode and install antivirus software. Then, no mercy!

You'll need to reinstall the system.

Rising is actually good. Domestic viruses still need domestic software.

Kaba and Norton don't see the good thing**.

Your operating system is not genuine, and it conflicts with Norton, so replace Norton with Rising or Kaba.

Use the bar, it doesn't take up a lot of resources, and the anti-virus effect is good, ranking around the world, and I use it now, which is very good.

Uninstall the original anti-virus software, use KV2008, according to the evaluation of the computer newspaper, good!

Go to some system serial numbers, use the "Serial Number Changer" to change the serial number, and see if it can pass the verification.

I know that, brother.

Why is it said that Rising is garbage, at least domestic.