My computer has been reinstalled twice, it is w8 1, and now it is getting more and more stuck after

Dear users, hello. If the memory is not large, it is recommended to add a memory module, and test whether the temperature of your CPU and other hardware is too high, whether there is a problem with the hard disk, and if you rule out these, take a look at the following methods.

1. The antivirus software is installed more, and all the monitoring is turned on, less monitoring is turned on or not monitored, and the virus is often checked and killed.

2. The software or driver is not compatible with the system, reinstall or upgrade the driver.

4. Memory, graphics card, and voltage instability can also cause crashes (if the memory is too small, add a memory module).

5. The temperature of common hardware such as CPU or graphics card is too high, which is most likely to cause card and crash.

6. If the hard disk has bad sectors, use software to repair the bad sectors of the hard disk, format the hard disk, repartition and reinstall the hard disk, and replace the hard disk.

7. Upgrading the hardware causes an incompatible crash.

8. Too many junk files, too many disk fragments, etc.

9. If it always doesn't work, it is recommended to overhaul it.

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There are several reasons why your computer may freeze:

1. Computer hardware aging.

2. There is a lot of computer garbage.

3. The computer has malware or malicious programs.

4. Faults such as memory, graphics card, and hard disk bad sectors (if the memory is too small, upgrade the memory) 5. The software or driver is not compatible with the system.

6. Hardware such as CPU or graphics card with high temperature can easily cause card and crash.

7. Upgrading the hardware causes incompatibility and causes a crash.

If it is always stuck or crashed, it is recommended to send it to the computer repair office for repair, and the computer is generally warranted.

Steps to Resolve:

1. Right-click on my computer --- properties.

2. Find Advanced System Settings.

3. Click on the "Advanced" selection bar --- click on "Settings".

4. Choose"Select Tuning for Optimal Performance"OK is then applied.

As long as it's still a normal circle, then leave it alone and just wait.

There are many possible causes.

1. The hardware is different, whether the available drivers are installed correctly after installation. Runtime error drives can result in a lot of time spent in the background troubleshooting, or data conversions.

2. The read/write speed of hard disk, the speed of solid state disk and mechanical disk is different; It is rumored on the Internet that the speed of SSDs decreases with the age of life.

In addition to the processing speed, the degree of aging and heat dissipation of other hardware are also affected.

3. The system installation mode is formatted installation (all files are rearranged); Or overwrite the installation, or upgrade the installation (old files are retained, or files are copied in fragmented disk space; Resulting in discontinuous reading of system files and configuration files).

It may be that after you reinstall the system, some software automatically starts to boot up, or there are too many things installed in the C drive.

Detect hard disk bad sectors to optimize boot startup items.

1. Detect hard disk bad sectors and defragment 1, open the computer to check whether the C drive space is full2, use the right mouse button to select the C drive, click Properties, detect drive errors and bad sectors, and defragment. 2. Optimize the boot startup item and press win r on the desktop to enter msconfig

Point to start. Check the software that does not need to be booted and click, and click OK.