My computer keeps getting back up, and sometimes I plug in a USB flash drive and start it up, so ple

There are many reasons for rebooting, such as: CPU overheating, memory issues, host power issues, viruses, and many ......

There are several reasons why the system automatically restarts.

How to turn off the auto-restart feature.

Windows XP is an excellent operating system, but sometimes it has a little tantrum, such as automatic restart, which is an annoying glitch that many people have encountered. Because by default, Windows XP will automatically restart in the event of a serious failure such as a system or program that stops responding. In order to prevent automatic restart in this case, this function can be disabled.

Here's how: Open Control Panel, select Performance and Maintenance System in the classification view, and open the System Properties dialog box. Click the Advanced tab, and under Startup and Failback, click the Settings button. Under System Failure, clear the " before the Auto Restart check box and click the OK button to exit the dialog box.

Note: You must be logged in as an administrator or administrators group member to complete the procedure.

Because there is a problem with your motherboard, I suggest you try it out with a different motherboard! ~~

First soft and then hard, reinstall the system first, and then change the power supply! Most of them are bad power supplies!

Let's switch to a more powerful power supply.

1.Virus issues.

2.Power issues.

3.Motherboard compatibility issues.

4.Memory issues.

Workaround:1Antivirus 2Check the power supply and replace the well-known power supply.

3.Check the motherboard.

4.Replace the memory.

After some drivers are installed, the computer will prompt you to restart... But you can choose not to reboot... Note that it doesn't work once to see if it works.

It's obviously a problem with the power supply or the motherboard

1. Completely disassemble the computer and reinstall it, and all the screws support the rubber pads on the position.

2. Find a wire, tie the knife to the computer, and then ground it.

Install 360 Installation Guard and repair your system with its system repair tool.

1.The startup program file needs to be repaired.

2.Run cmd and enter chkdsk c: fStart to set to off.

4.Power on: Press F1 and then set the boot order of the motherboard.

It should be that there is a problem with the boot disk, you can set the system BIOS to the hard disk to boot.

Is the hard disk mode in BIOS Achi? If it is, change it to start normally and then the next achi driver, restart it according to the instructions, and install it. After installation, change the hard disk mode.

It is possible that the USB flash drive is damaged, and it is the XP disc version of the USB flash drive that has been entered.

If there is a problem with the boot disk, it is recommended to use the super emergency disk.

There will be some problems with the compatibility of the USB flash drive to do startup, unlike software and optical drives, as long as the production can be booted into DOSAt present, the system is used to backup and restore the system with software after entering DOS. U disk can be used as a PE system, and under the PE system, it is mainly used to backup and restore the system with ghost.

The reason why it always restarts automatically is that your USB flash drive boot disk is not done well, and it keeps dos starting.

There is also that your BIOS should not set the hard disk boot to the first item, or it is also compatible with other boots, you can only set it to hard disk boot, and the next boot will not recognize whether there is a system USB flash drive, system CD, etc.