The computer always shuts down automatically??? Ask for help

That's too unspecific.

1.Take out the battery of the motherboard, buckle it back, and discharge it. Purpose: To restore the default values of the BIOS settings and eliminate the automatic reboot or shutdown of the BIOS cooling presets.

2.Sweep the dust inside the chassis to eliminate short circuits or poor heat dissipation caused by excessive dust.

3.You see if the CPU thermal grease is dry, silicone grease is used to improve heat dissipation ability, if there is no silicone grease, it may cause heat to not be dissipated, and the machine will automatically shut down. A few dollars for a pack, note:

If there is too much thermal grease and it is too thick, it will form a film in the middle of the contact surface, which will hinder the direct contact of the metal, which is worse than not applying thermal grease.

4.You can think about whether the fan size or fan capacity is no longer enough for high-end computers. First consider the size of the fan (the bigger the better), then the power (the bigger the better), and the manufacturer.

5.The rest is due to other objective reasons, such as high indoor temperature, running large programs (games) for a long time when booting up, poor heat dissipation of the case, poisoned CPU usage often 100, etc. It is recommended to search for everest in it, and click on this software (without installation) to the computer-> sensor-> you can see the hard disk temperature, CPU temperature, fan speed, etc.

Desktop or notebook, if it is a notebook, it may be a power supply problem, if it is a desktop, check if it is your home voltage is unstable, if it is a computer problem, if it is me, I will not repair, I will reinstall the system.

It may be a problem with the power supply, it is recommended to go to the computer repair shop for inspection, so as not to cause disasters.

There are many problems, and there may be problems with the CPU, memory, power supply, and hard disk. Unplug the memory first, wipe the gold finger and give it a try.

System updates. Viruses, system file corruption, hardware problems, power, memory, graphics card and hard disk are all possible, and they need to be detected to know

I think there are two possibilities, first check if there is a problem with heat dissipation, and then see if there is a problem with the power supply.

If you turn off the computer while playing games, you can disassemble the fan to see if there is any dust, or change the silicone grease.

Can you give us a rough description or take a screenshot? I'll fix it for you.

There are so many reasons to find someone who understands computers to help you take a look.

Heat dissipation, poisoning, system problems, all possible...