The computer will crash the next day. The same goes for the reinstallation system

Hello, I'm glad to analyze this problem with you, you said that your computer crashed when you opened the software, and the same problem was when the system was installed. That can rule out that there is no problem with the system, indicating that there is a problem with the hardware, I suggest that you do not take it to other computer stores for maintenance, otherwise your three-year warranty hardware will be given to other repair shops, and you will take it to the place where you used to buy the computer. Thank you!

Is there two memory sticks inserted, if they are not compatible, it will also cause a crash;

Open the case, turn on the machine and run it for a while, and see if there is anything in the machine that is particularly hot, if so, it means that the heat dissipation is not good, or there is a problem with the motherboard.

I used to upgrade my computer and bought a second-hand motherboard, which failed just like you, and it would crash after ten minutes of booting, and it would crash when I ran stand-alone CS. As a result, he was sent for repair, but he couldn't repair it, and finally I was grinding and replacing a motherboard, and the fault was solved.

You can run a software called "everest" to detect it. It mainly depends on the temperature and related speed of the motherboard, CPU, and hard disk. Take the abnormal and check it online.

I found out that the voltage of my motherboard to the CPU power supply was unstable, and combined with the phenomenon of crash, I finally got it.

When is the landlord's computer, if you just bought it, you can go to the computer company that installed it and ask them.

If you have a fan problem, find a way to remove the fan and clean it under the coating of silicone.

Computer hardware problems, find a specialist to see, the computer is not clear, there is time to spend effort on the computer to find the answer is better to go to a regular store to repair it, and the computer is not detailed, maybe one day it will be broken again, go to the regular store to repair, one-time solution.

You're right. And it is recommended that you usually do not disassemble the fan, power supply and other hardware, just brush it with a brush, because the integrated circuit on the motherboard is very bad, and then you will be really tragic!!

To check the heat dissipation of the CPU, whether the silicone is not coated, there is no thermal conductivity, it is very likely that this is such a problem, take it apart and take a look, it really won't look for other repairers to repair the computer.

After reinstalling the system a few times, it shouldn't be a software problem, it may be a hardware problem, according to the problem you said, there is a high possibility of poor heat dissipation or contact.

You have to look at the computer's memory and network card, if it doesn't work, there is a problem with the motherboard.

It's a hardware problem, but you just bought it, so you can sell it for a while.

Crash on boot! However, the near-safe mode is fine, which means that it is still a system problem! Reworked the secondary system! Leave more space for the C drive.

Being able to enter safe mode means that the hardware is fine, but it is a problem with the system software.

The security mode only loads the core driver of the system, which can block any boot self-starting software, first of all, if it is indeed a real crash (can not rely on waiting for recovery), and it is a crash at boot, you should first consider uninstalling the boot boot software, if there is no boot boot software (graphics card driver, network card driver are counted), you can also check whether there is a problem with other hardware drivers. If it has been confirmed that it is a problem with the hard drive, you can block the problematic area (using software) or install the system in a different partition. Feel free to follow up and would appreciate more information.

Also, you can be specific when you turn on the phone, is it a crash when you get to that step? (When you enter the desktop, it is still the time when the system starts the animation).

Crashed before? If not, there may be a problem with the system installation.

Is there a problem with the system disk?

If you are sure that there is no problem with the system disk, it is possible that the memory module is broken or there is a conflict between the hardware.

You've installed Auto-Restore, so try a different version.

Unplug the battery of the motherboard and discharge it, and then use the system disk into the PE to see if there is a problem with the partition list.

The system still crashes after reinstalling it can be caused by the following reasons:

The installed system files are of poor quality, or the computer hardware cannot run the system;

Solution: Try to replace the system file and flash it again, or flash it to the XP system.

Troubleshoot system problems, which are caused by hardware failures, such as damaged motherboard capacitors, poor heat dissipation conditions, etc.;

Solution: First disassemble the chassis to clean up the dust and enhance heat dissipation. If it can't be solved, then check if there is a problem with the motherboard capacitor.

It may be a memory problem, a disc or optical drive problem that does not crash

There's something wrong with the hardware!

Probably a hard drive.

This is the only game that is like this, and it certainly won't be a problem with a virus, and it won't be a memory problem.

There are two ways you can try, one, reinstall the game, and two, reinstall your graphics card driver. The 9550 you use doesn't have to be the latest version of the ati driver, just find one that came out half a year ago.

It may be a hardware problem Dust inside the chassis can also be caused...

The computer is easy to crash, and it is still the same after reinstalling the system, so you have to consider the following points: 1. The computer has a virus, do you have all the disks?

2. The computer is overheating, have you cleaned the computer?

3. Have you ever re-applied the thermally conductive silicone of the CPU GPU?

Desktops are generally too much dust in the chassis, unplug the memory sticks, wipe them clean and then install them, clean up the dust and try again, it's not a virus, just use antivirus software to check and kill it all, and ...... it thoroughly

1. The reinstalled system is incompatible or unstable.

2. The hard disk is damaged, it is recommended to go to the repair shop to check the hard drive.

3. There is too much dust, the temperature rises quickly, and the computer is easy to crash.

4. Virus remnants cannot be formatted.