What is the reason why the computer is very stuck after shutting down and turning on abnormally?

Hello landlord, you shut down abnormally, and then some of the moving programs were forced to close, which must have an impact. Then if you turn it on, it must be a blue screen, and some programs will appear.,That's a boot self-test.,It takes a little time.。 But it's basically fine after running.

If you say that it is very stuck after booting, you can use 360 to detect whether it is poisoned or Trojan first, and then clear the cache and get rid of the junk files. If it still doesn't work, maybe there is a problem with your system or network speed Hehe, that's all I know, it's not professional, forgive me.

Try to clean up the system junk, it may be that the system files are corrupted.

This is a problem with the disks, please fix it (fix it for each disk).

The system comes with the first disk repair method:

The specific steps are as follows (in Windows

xp), select the drive letter in My Computer, right-click, and select it in the pop-up drive properties window.

Tools "Start Check" and select "Automatically Fix File System Errors" and "Scan and Talk to Recover Bad Sectors", and then click Start, the scanning time will vary depending on the disk capacity and scanning options (after doing the above method, a box will pop up, the point is, automatically shut down and repair at boot).

Bad sectors on the hard drive will lead to corruption or loss of computer system files, computer failure to boot or freeze. Hard disk bad sectors can contain sources to be repaired using NDD Disk Utility or Scandisk.

If the fault persists, please restore the system or reinstall it (it is still not possible to format the hard disk and repartition and reinstall it, if it doesn't work, you will have to replace the hard disk, or overhaul it).

According to your description, it should be a problem of hardware heat dissipation, and the easiest way is to buy a heat dissipation base with a fan; A few dozen yuan is enough;

In addition, if it is automatically turned off just after starting, or it has nothing to do with the long or short boot time; There are many general failures in the operating system; Just follow 4;

If there is a regular situation, such as 30 or 40 minutes after the shutdown; Generally, there are many components of hardware failure; Just follow 3;

Other computer failures can be resolved as follows:

1. First of all. Check the power supply; 220V AC power supply (plug and socket are usually called); Then check the output voltage of the computer power supply (desktop check the fan of the power supply, notebook can listen carefully to see if the CPU and graphics card fans in the machine are rotating);

2. See if the computer can "self-test"; If you can self-test, you can generally reinstall the operating system;

3. If it is a black screen, focus on the inspection part:

cpu；Mainboard; Memory; Graphics; display (desktop display); Power supply (Yes.)

output, but the supply voltage is incomplete); and the plug-in parts and connecting wires of the above-mentioned parts;

4. Check and clear.

For viruses, reset the BIOS and reinstall the operating system.

First, enter the system to confirm whether the machine is poisoned. After that, check to see if your machine has conflicting software. You say your machine boot card.

I don't know if it's the card after seeing the welcome screen? Or does it get stuck as soon as you turn it on? If you only get stuck after entering the welcome screen.

It could be that there are too many startup items. Or the system is stable, it is recommended to try to install win7. If you don't get stuck on the welcome screen as soon as you turn it on.

That's very clear. There is a problem with the hardware of your machine. It's either a motherboard or a hard drive.

Extremely small is likely to be a CPU.

Hope it helps.

The fault description is not detailed enough, mainly depends on your own careful observation, there are many reasons for computer jamming, such as the CPU temperature is too high, the system installation software is incompatible, the system background work, or the machine configuration is too low,

This is due to poor compatibility between the system and the hardware.

It is also possible that the hard drive has not been replaced.

Personal preference for the second.

Big brother, when do you turn on the card? Self-test? Or is it a welcome interface into the system? The former is not more concerned than concerned.

The latter may be driver compatible.

You try to have a selective start.

1, your system is pirated, press to update the system win7 piracy can not be updated randomly, will lead to your current situation (must reinstall the system).

2. The host hardware is broken.

Card issues may be affected by many issues, you check them out.

1 The computer case may be too dusty, open it and clean it up.

Check the hard drive for bad sectors.

3 The CPU temperature is too high in summer, **Master Lu or Drive Life The normal temperature of the desktop CPU is generally 35-70 and the notebook is 40-80. Yours if you're over 70Even 80, then it is estimated that you will have to change to a high-power CPU cooling fan.

4. Don't have too many files and icons on the computer desktop, it will slow down the computer, and don't put programs, files or anything into the system C drive.

It is better to have only one system for the C drive.

5 Use 360 or other anti-virus software to clean up the system junk files, and regularly defragment the disk.

Installing too much may be conflicting and take up computer resources".

6 Close startup programs you don't need, 360 or something. Turn them all off, leaving what you use If you use these software, you can open it and use it again!

7. The computer configuration is poor, try to set the virtual memory to a larger one, (xp) right-click on my computer Properties Advanced Performance ......There the settings advanced changes in the custom there set to 2000 - 4000

8. The newer the driver, the better. If the original driver is fine, it is not recommended to change the driver.