Blue screen at least once a day, and five or six times a day.

There are many reasons for a computer's blue screen, but most of them are caused by overclocking, memory sticks, and hard disk issues. When the computer is overloaded with calculations, it will cause too much internal computing in the computer, and the temperature of the CPU will rise, resulting in system computing errors. When the computer is overclocked and causes the computer to blue screen, we can replace the computer with a more powerful fan, so that the heat dissipation effect of the computer will be better, and there will be no problem that the CPU temperature is too high and the system computing error will occur.

In addition, most computer blue screens are caused by memory modules. This problem is especially acute on some older computers, where the internal memory modules tend to accumulate a lot of dust, causing the computer to have a blue screen. We first need to turn on the host, then pull out the memory module, use a hair dryer or dry rag to clean the dust in the host, and clean the memory slot and memory module.

After everything is cleaned up, the console is assembled again, and the blue screen problem can be solved after restarting the computer. If the blue screen issue persists after cleaning, you may have to replace it with a new one. When the computer's hard disk fails, there will also be a problem of the computer's blue screen, and even the computer will not turn on.

Therefore, we need to check the situation of bad sectors of the hard drive first. If the bad sectors are minor, then we can back up the data in the hard disk first, and then disturb the disk to format the partition again. If there are a lot of bad sectors, you will have to replace it with a new hard drive.

However, it is still more difficult to deal with the failure of the computer hard hand luggage disk, and it is best to choose a person who specializes in slowing down the industry.

driver_unloaded_without_cancelling_pending_operations"is a Windows blue screen error** that typically appears when you turn off your computer. This error usually indicates a driver issue, such as a corrupted driver, a deleted state, or an update, but the action hasn't been completed yet. The solutions to this problem include:

Enter Safe Mode, then uninstall the most recently installed driver or update, and restart your computer.

Use the Windows System Restore feature to restore your computer to the state it was in before the problem.

Run the System File Checker (SFC) to scan and repair the system files.

Enter the recovery environment, and then transport the liquid to the culture"chkdsk"The command scans and repairs file system errors.

Update or reinstall the relevant drivers.