It doesn t take long for the blue screen to occur after the computer is reinstalled on the system

1. There is not much space left on the hard disk or there are too many fragments:

When using the computer, you must ensure that you reserve a certain amount of disk space for the computer, and regularly defragment the computer;

2. Blue screen caused by memory overclocking or instability.

Overclocking or unstable memory can cause your computer to screen up.

3.The motherboard BIOS does not support the ACPI specification well, solution:

1): Remove the battery from the motherboard and install it again after a while.

2): When reinstalling the system, when appearing"press f6 if you need to install a third-party scsi or raid driver\\\"When prompted, press the F7 key, so that Windows will automatically disable the installation of ACPI HAL, and install Standard PC HAL

4. There is an error or corruption in the registry

The registry holds important data such as the system's hardware configuration, application settings, and user profiles, and if the registry is wrong or corrupted, it is likely to have a "blue screen". When you use the computer on weekdays, you should detect and repair it in time to avoid greater losses.

5. Software and hardware are incompatible

The development of new technologies and new hardware is very fast, and if you install new hardware, you often have a "blue screen", it is mostly related to the motherboard's BIOS or drivers being too old.

6. System hardware conflict:

This phenomenon leads to a "blue screen" that is also relatively common. For example, it is common to encounter conflicts between the settings of the sound card or the display card. The workaround is:

Click Control Panel, System, and Device Management to check if there is a device with a yellow question mark or exclamation mark, and if so, try to delete it first, and restart the computer. It is also possible to reinstall or upgrade the corresponding drivers;

7. Loading too many programs at startup can also cause the computer to appear blue screen, so don't load too many applications at startup, so as not to exhaust system resources.

It is recommended that after the above reasons are eliminated, you can re-use the Xiaobai one-click reinstall system tool to re-install the system on the USB flash drive.

Use anti-virus software, full scans, and custom scans.

Software conflicts, incompatibilities: redundant similar software installation, (360 Butler, software uninstall, find uninstall, again: power cleaning)!

The computer system has stubborn viruses and Trojan horses or worms interfere with, or the system files have been lost (360 system emergency.

Rescue box or Kingsoft first aid kit, Kingsoft net shield, etc., any of them, full killing, and then: system repair).

If the graphics card or memory is poorly touched and loose or covered with dust, unplug the eraser.

The memory CPU is overheated and the heat dissipation is not good.

If it still doesn't work, the system files are missing! Or maybe there's a serious error in the system memory!

Try to press F8 after booting, press Enter, Enter, enter into safe mode, configure correctly for the last time, and press down.

Try it! Or, go into safe mode, go to the desktop, and get a full antivirus!

Playing games on the blue screen, generally the system does not support this game!

I really can't do it but redo the system, the simplest, most effective and most troublesome way.

There are many possibilities of blue screen, software problems, hardware problems, when and under what circumstances you are blue screen. Generally speaking, the possibility of blue screen, 1, the software file with viruses, is not cleared. 2. Memory problems. 3. The hard disk has bad sectors.

Shameful copying!! Absolute memory problem,Take the dust on the memory Cao clean before taking it down,Use an eraser to insert it back,If that's still the case,Only take the memory to the place where the computer is repaired to check,If it's broken, change it.,2G's is only about 100.。

Try changing the memory, and if you use two of the two RAM, unplug one to install the system.

Tell you clearly.

There's too much dust in your computer.

Open the lid of the case and blow it with a blower, a few more times.

In the future, it will be rare to have a blue screen.

You might as well go to the BIOS settings and check it.

Then take a look at the hard disk again, use the MHDD hard disk tool to test the hard disk under DOS, and see if there are any bad blocks!