Is the automatic shutdown of the computer attacked by a virus?

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Hello: It may be a hardware failure or an unstable voltage.

The landlord can see if the safe mode can be entered, and if so, the whole virus will be completely eliminated in the safe mode. If the safe mode can not be entered, you can remove the hard disk, hang it on other computers to kill viruses (this anti-virus method needs to be noted, do not open the hard disk after the machine is turned on from the disk, and directly run the anti-virus software to kill the virus) If the above methods do not work, the landlord can only reinstall the system.

The system automatically shuts down the virus may be a BOS virus, open the side cover of the case after shutting down, take out the motherboard battery, and wait a few minutes before installing it.

Enter safe mode and kill it with anti-virus software.

If your system can't get in, you can use PE.

If you can boot into the system, use antivirus software to kill the virus, if you can't enter the system, you will redo the system, and then kill the poison.

Buy a Pomodoro system CD for ten yuan, and reinstall the computer and it's OK.

There are many reasons for the automatic shutdown of the computer, and the landlord may wish to take a look at the problems with the settings:

Right-click "My Computer" on the desktop, select "Properties", XP directly select "Advanced" (Win7 is "Advanced System Settings"), and in the "Settings" of startup and failure recovery below, check the "Auto Restart" checkbox. Reboot the system and see how it goes.

If you still have questions, you can:

1. Enter msconfig in the start menu run bar

2. In "Services", select "Hide all Microsoft services" below, and then click "Disable all", so that all non-Microsoft services are disabled.

3. In "Startup", all are disabled.

4. Restart the system to see if there is a problem, if it can be solved, also call up msconfig, check the previously disabled items one by one, slowly find the cause of the problem, and see what causes it. If you can confirm the item in question, check what the item is online, and determine that it is unnecessary, you don't need to check it again.

If none of the above operations work, and the same is true for reinstalling the system, it is recommended to consult the after-sales service or go to a computer repair shop to see.