Every time the computer starts, there is a blue screen, and then it freezes, and it is fine after re

Hehe, your computer hardware temperature is too high, check the hardware to see, and replace the fan at the appropriate time.

Card Helper eliminates some useless startup items, or malware. Then reinstall the system if you still do.

In addition, the virtual machine group is on the product**, which is super cheap.

There are many explanations for the freeze, auto-restart, blue screen, stuck, slow running issues:

First of all, as far as the software is concerned, it is necessary to determine whether your system is complete, such as cracking down on those security vulnerabilities to complete.

Another is to determine whether it is poisoned or not, and whether the system files are disordered. Wait a minute.

In terms of hardware, the first thing to bear the brunt of is of course the memory, graphics card, whether these parts are plugged in firmly, and then to determine whether the inside of the chassis is clean.

Many users do not clean up the dust inside from time to time after long-term use, resulting in the failure of parts to dissipate heat normally. This is one of the main culprits that causes the blue screen, the freeze.

First: It is recommended to clean the inside of the machine thoroughly, unplug and clean the gold finger interface if it can be unplugged, etc.

Second: Use 360 Security Guard to clean up the system rogue software, install a good antivirus software (there are upgradable ones on the Internet) to clean up the system for viruses, and use Optimizer or Super Waiver to clean up the system and optimize it.

Third: Close some unused system services and uninstall unused software.

Fourth: If the problem is not solved, it is recommended to check whether the hardware is damaged. Damage suggests upgrading hardware.

Fifth: Open the case to check whether the capacitor near the CPU is bulging or leaking, if there is a suggestion to replace it!

Sixth: See if the CPU fan has a bad heat dissipation effect.

If you have a blue screen, you will have a blue screen**, remember this line**, such as.

*stop 0x0000001e(0xc0000005,0xfde38af9,0x0000001,0x7e8b0eb4)

*The first part of the error is the stop code, which is also known as the stop 0x0000001e, which is used to identify the type of error that has occurred, and the second part of the error is a set of four numbers enclosed in parentheses, representing a random developer-defined parameter (this parameter is simply incomprehensible to the average user, only the driver writer or the developer of the Microsoft operating system understands).The third part is the misname. The first line of information is usually used to identify the driver or device that produced the error.

Generally, most of the blue screen of the computer is a hardware problem, but sometimes the system is broken, it is recommended that you install a system to see if it still can't solve the problem, then move the computer to the repair shop to test to see what the problem is.

Either the memory is broken, or the hard drive is broken.

There may be two possibilities: one is that there is a problem with the computer system;The second is that there is a problem with the hard disk. You can try repartitioning the hard drive and reinstalling the system. If it doesn't work, it may be that the hard drive is failing.

It should be an operating system and driver problem, the probability of hardware damage is not very large, it is recommended to restore the system and reinstall the driver to try it.

It might be nice to restore it, but you have to reinstall the software that you used to have.

Most likely a hardware issue, try checking the memory sticks, etc.

Mine also has a lot of blue screens for a while, mine is just too hot, I don't know what your reason is.

Typical memory incompatibility problems, the solution, change the memory to another slot, if it doesn't work, it must be a memory quality problem, replace the memory.

This is a memory issue, according to the ** prompt.