My computer always restarts automatically as soon as it turns it onWhat is going on with the masters

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It may be that there is a problem with the motherboard, most likely the temperature sensor of the motherboard. Our computer motherboards have the function of protecting the CPU and other components, and the motherboard will reboot when the temperature of the processor or other critical components is too high.

Another possibility is that the power supply is unstable, and when the power supply voltage and current are unstable, it will also be restarted frequently.

What is certain is that the landlord's computer is definitely not a software problem, and the possibility of viruses does not exist after the hard drive is formatted

There must be something wrong with the hardware.

Combined with what the landlord said, often blue screen, you have to focus on the temperature sensor, my computer used to be often blue screen, after the warranty said that the temperature sensor of the motherboard was broken, there was no problem after changing a motherboard. This is a very troublesome process, and the landlord patiently looks for the problem. It's best to find the same motherboard and move the hardware around and try it out.

It is best to go to the fast repair department of the department-level market for a comprehensive inspection, and it doesn't cost much to change the temperature.

Good luck to the landlord.

There are many reasons for this.

For example, the CPU fan speed mentioned upstairs is not enough.

Incompatibilities and memory errors. It seems that such a problem will occur.

Make sure it's non-toxic first.

Trojan-free 1 memory module quality is not good.

It's going to be scrapped. Or too dirty.

You use an eraser.

Rub the gold finger to see.

Rub in one direction.

2. Check the hard disk for bad sectors.

3. Clean the dirt inside the case.

CPU power supply.

The ash on the top of the graphics card fan is brushed with a small brush.

If only all had been done.

If it doesn't work, find a professional to get it for you.

You are a typical symptom of high temperature or voltage instability, open the case to see if the heat dissipation is normal, the fan speed is normal, the heat sink is not too dusty......Of course, it may also be a hardware failure such as the power supply motherboard, if you don't have an instrument, simply look at each board to see if there are black spots, capacitors or something, whether there is any burning, bulging, etc.

There are several possibilities: 1. The computer has poor heat dissipation, 2. There is a virus in the computer, 3. The system is aging and reinstalled.

The computer always restarts automatically.

First check for voltage issues, and then take a look at the following.

The first possibility is that the program or driver made a mistake.

The second may be the new hardware First of all, it should be checked that the new hardware is plugged in, this problem that many people ignore often leads to many inexplicable failures. If you confirm that there is no problem, unplug it, try it in a different slot, and install the latest drivers. You should also check whether the hardware is compatible with the operating system against Microsoft's hardware compatibility list.

If your hardware is not in the table, then get the hardware manufacturer** to inquire or call their inquiry**.

The third could be BIOS and hardware compatibility issues.

Fourth, check the system logs.

Fifth, install the latest system patches and service packs

Is the CPU fan spinning? Is there no silicone grease?