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Anonymous users2024-02-06The causes of blue screen tend to focus on incompatible hardware and drivers, problematic software, viruses, etc. Workaround:
1. The cause of the virus. Use anti-virus software to detect and kill viruses.
Memory. Use an eraser to wipe the gold finger of the memory module and wipe off the oxide layer to ensure that the memory module is installed and running normally.
The chassis is not clean. The CPU fan has too much dust to run normally, causing the CPU temperature to be too high, so use a brush or hair dryer to clean up the dust on the inner wall of the case, the CPU fan, the graphics card fan, and the motherboard.
4. There is also a possibility that the system is unstable, at this time, you need to restart the computer and press F8 to enter the startup menu item, select"Boot to the last correct configuration"。
5. If there is an illegal shutdown, or the computer is running suddenly without power, it will lead to bad sectors in the hard disk or loss of system files. In this case, you need to repair the bad sectors of the hard disk.
6. If the above methods are not solved, it is recommended to reinstall the system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05This should be a problem with this driver, just try uninstalling it. Note: There are many reasons for the blue screen, which are generally summarized as software and hardware problems, but it must not be a problem with the display, because if it is a problem with the display, you will not be able to see any information.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04There are many reasons for the blue screen of a computer, not necessarily all of them are system issues, and graphics card failures can also cause blue screens.
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Anonymous users2024-02-031. Insufficient virtual memory causes system multi-tasking errors. Virtual memory is a unique method of Windows system to solve the lack of system resources, which generally requires that the remaining space of the hard disk in the main boot area is 2-3 times that of its physical memory. And some enthusiasts, in order to make full use of the space, crammed their hard disks to the brim, forgetting the harsh requirements of Windows.
As a result, the virtual memory is malfunctioning due to insufficient space on the hard disk, resulting in a blue screen. To solve this problem, try not to stuff the hard disk to the brim, and often delete some temporary files and exchange files generated by the system, so as to free up space. Or you can manually configure the virtual memory, select Advanced, and transfer the default address of the virtual memory to another logical disk.
This avoids blue screens caused by insufficient virtual memory.
2. CPU overclocking causes arithmetic errors. Overclocking is a common occurrence for enthusiasts, so it is inevitable that various failures caused by overclocking will occur. Overclocking, in itself, is to achieve higher performance on the basis of the original, but due to overload operations, it causes too many internal operations, which overheats the CPU, resulting in system calculation errors.
Some CPUs have better overclocking performance, such as Intel's Celeron processors and AMD-K6-2 processors, which are quietly good, but sometimes there are some inexplicable errors. (For example, I have tried to use the Intel Celeron 300A, and when overclocking to 450, the floppy drive will read the disk when it is not commanded).
Intel's sub-200 CPU and AMD-K5's overclocking capabilities aren't that great. It is recommended that when a high-end CPU wants to be overclocked, then the heat dissipation must be done well, and it is best to install a large fan, plus some heat dissipation materials such as silicone. As for some low-end CPUs, I suggest that you should not overclock, lest overclocking will not achieve the desired effect, but will often appear blue screen, affecting the normal speed of the computer.
3. Calculation errors caused by incompatibility or damage of memory modules. At this time, it is the most intuitive phenomenon, because this phenomenon can often be seen when the computer is turned on, and the computer cannot be started at all, and the screen prompts that there is a problem with the memory, asking you if you want to continue. This error is caused by physical damage to the memory or the memory is incompatible with other hardware.
At this time, I had to change the other memory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It's a hue resistor inside the display that's broken, and the color is only blue, so you go to the repair shop to fix it, and it's not much more!
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