N95 auto restart issue! Urgent! Very depressed!

Hehe, I've been in this situation too. Mine is also the s60v3 version. It should be the following cases:

Generally, it is normal for smartphones to restart occasionally, and most of the reasons for restarting are because of software.

1.Is it installed with the Sogou input method?,If so, delete the Sogou input method and try it.。 Some versions are restarted when they are connected.

This was the case last time.,I'm always restarted.。 It would be nice to delete it later. The Sogou version won't.

Don't go for updates. I've been using this version of the one that won't.

2.Caused by the conflict of several software of the phone. (This is unlikely) 3There are many programs that are opened on the mobile phone and cannot be run, which is caused.

4.There is too much software installed on the phone. It's best to mount them all on a memory card.

Workaround:1If the first method doesn't work, then consider formatting the memory card.

2.It really doesn't work.

The memory card and the phone are formatted with it. Formatting the memory card should do. If the phone is formatted, the **number is stored**card (on the SIM card), enter * in the formatted standby situation, and the password 12345 (nokia smartphones are generally 12345 by default).

I've seen the reasons mentioned above.,The probability of happening is very low.。。

There's too much stuff in it, there's too much on the computer, and it's still like that.

You're using the beta version, right? Now the instability of the 09 version! You can use the official version of 08!

Did you install Calltalk! 09 Looks like it's in conflict with the software! Mine too.,Every time 09 is playing**or receiving**, it will restart!

Try to change the call from Liuding! Or just use 08's QQ! Hehe!

Hope it helps!

It's a graphics card issue. ATI graphics cards are more difficult to get done. You reinstall the latest drivers for your motherboard and graphics card.

It is not necessarily a problem with the graphics card, there are many reasons for the automatic restart of the computer, and the specific solutions are as follows:

1. It is possible that the temperature of the graphics card is too high, and the temperature of the CPU and graphics card is too high, which often causes a protective automatic restart. Dust the fan, oil it or replace it with a new one.

2. The mains voltage is unstable, the power supply of the chassis is insufficient, when running large-scale 3D games and other software that occupies large CPU resources, when the CPU needs high-power power supply, the power supply is not enough and overload causes power protection and restarts. Switch to a high-quality, high-power power supply.

3. Loose memory, poor thermal stability, and chip damage will also cause restart. Increase the memory and replace the high-quality memory.

1 The CPU temperature is too high, replace the high-power fan, keep the room well ventilated, 2 The power supply voltage is unstable, buy a voltage regulator or UPS power supply, 3 There are too many programs open, and the memory is occupied a lot. End unnecessary programs 4. Shut down unnecessary programs under msconfig CPU or low memory configuration (replace the CPU to add memory) 5 There are logical or physical bad sectors in the hard disk (find a professional to repair or replace) 6 There is a virus, use 360 antivirus to kill it, 7 Too many junk files, too many fragmented files** Optimization software such as 360 Security Guard optimizes 8 system issues and reinstalls the system. 9 Hardware Compatibility IssuesBIOS, Incorrect Settings Resetting the BIOS 10 Dust, Moisture, and Trouble Clean the chassis to keep the inside dry and clean. Wish.

It may be that the voltage is unstable, and it is recommended to buy a voltage regulator. Building a computer is more prone to such problems.

You've set a scheduled shutdown timer

Is there an automatic shutdown software that sets the time?

The CPU overheats, and the computer protects itself. Or maybe the voltage in your home is unstable. The first two may be well ruled out, just check it out. Most likely, the memory is not in good contact, and the memory module is wiped off and reinserted!! I've had this kind of problem before, and that's how it was solved.

The reasons for this are:1Check whether there is a problem with the power supply (high likely), whether the silicone on it is gone (high likely), or dry pulling, 3The chances of a memory problem will be slim, and if it is, then there will be a blue screen.

I encountered such a problem with the memory module I changed yesterday Hehe, the same as mine, but I don't know if you also plugged the memory, anyway, my method is to remove the lid and unplug the memory Take it to the bathroom and blow the motherboard with a hair dryer (especially the memory socket) and then wipe the memory gold finger and plug it in OK! You can try it, and that's how I solved it!

So have you seen if the CPU temperature is normal? It's very likely that the CPU fan doesn't dissipate heat well, and you're using AMD's CPU, right?

I used 8g, and for a while, it was the universal charger, and when the contacts of the battery were loosened, it would often restart because the battery was in bad contact.

You see if it's also a problem with this battery.

There are too many software installations, and there is a conflict.

Don't rush to open those software when you boot up, open the task manager first and see if there are any abnormal processes.

I suspect that there is a malicious program in your boot startup item, so let's kill it all If it's not for these reasons, it's a big deal to reinstall the system Hehe, I wish you a speedy solution!

Kill the virus, don't rush to open other software when you just start the computer, which can easily cause the computer to get stuck or crash.

Don't rush to open those software, open the task manager first and see if there are any abnormal processes. hadw sp

I suspect that there is a malicious program in your boot startup item, so let's do it all over if it weren't for these reasons; s dsd][sfsd ef[ l .I am determined to reinstall the system, and I wish you an early solution to the problem!

Reinstall the CAD If that's still the case, then reinstall the system.