Computer malfunction problem, help take a look.

The CMOS battery is out of power, so once the power is off, it will be restored to the factory settings, so turning on again will prompt you to enter the CMOS to reset, there are two reasons for this phenomenon, one is that the CMOS battery is dead, and the solution is very simple. Second, there is a problem with the CMOS part of the motherboard, so that it cannot be powered by the CMOS battery, and it can be returned to the factory for repair.

If you don't cut off the power anymore, that is, if you don't pull the plug, you won't have a similar situation, because the circuit is always on, and when the power is off, it's all powered by CMOS, which means that if you don't pull the plug, there will be no problem tomorrow unless you cut off the power supply, hehe, then go and fix it.

Computer moving causes poor battery contact, such a thing, trivial meaning. I want to save trouble and reset the BIOS.

Problems with hardware contact. Memory, hard disk, power supply or something, you just open the lid of the case and tighten it one by one.

1. If you eat two tablets of Sibiline, you won't have a headache!

2. The fault of the computer may be a problem with the graphics card, you can soak the graphics card in water and then iron it with an iron, add a little salt and cook it.

Time reset is that the motherboard battery is not in good contact, and it starts to ring and the following can't start, and the system can't get in because the memory is loose, it's not a big problem, don't worry.

There could be two reasons for this.

1. The BIOS battery may be loose, and it will be fine to reinstall it

2, BIOS settings are missing, boot del into each option to press F9 to restore, and finally press F10 to restart!!

Well done, what are you afraid of! That's how you learn!

Take a look at the BIOS to factory settings or optimal settings.

Lets you choose F1 F2 Didn't you look at what it was?

Maybe I didn't find the floppy drive so I asked you to press F1, right??

You banned the software.

It's nothing, but every time you start up, you have to press F1! Troublesome.

Reset the biosNothing is a big deal.

1 All the possible reasons for the hard disk to be bad 3 in a row:

1.The power supply of the computer (which you have changed), including the reliability of the power plug.

2.The contact reliability of the data cable and the data port of the motherboard, try to change it.

3.Memory problems, generally cause hard disk data loss will not damage the hard disk, it is recommended to insert a single strip first, change the wrong plug to try.

4.The motherboard south bridge is faulty.

5.The way the hard drive is installed will generally not cause failure, so it is recommended that you try not fixing the screws first (unsuitable screws or too tight may cause deformation). In addition, horizontal and vertical placement has no effect on the hard disk.

Maybe it's the internal machine, it's broken, maybe it's crooked by the chair, etc., and it grinds to the hard disk, and the whole thing is taken apart to see if it's okay, take the host to a place like the computer city and let someone take a look.

It is estimated that there is a question about the quality of the hard drive you bought, and this situation will not occur if you use it normally, and the location of your hard disk should be placed. Fixed solid. In this case, even if the chassis falls to the ground, the hard drive will not be damaged.

If your case is placed horizontally, what about the direction of the hard drive, is it flat? If the hard disk is not placed flat, the head reading disk sound will be very loud, replaced by three hard disks, it is definitely not the hard disk reason, it is impossible to have a good character to buy the hard disk is bad, the reason is still out of your chassis, because the chassis is flat, the hard disk will stand up.

Because of your last sentence, it is very willing that no one will give you an answer. Because you only ask people for help when you encounter a problem, and not necessarily someone has the same problem as you, then everyone may give you a trick, and the answer given is of course ambiguous. In the end, the computer is still your own, you have to combine everyone's opinions, maybe someone's sentence will point you through, and the problem may be solved.

Many users who use the Vista Win7 system will encounter a sudden black screen on the monitor, and it will return to normal after a while, and the prompt "The graphics card driver has stopped responding and has been restored" pops up at the bottom right of the screen, this fault has a large impact area, and the cause of the fault has not yet been determined, but according to the following method, it is not difficult to eliminate it.

Change the graphics card driver.

Since the graphics card driver has stopped responding, it may be caused by the incompatibility between the graphics card driver and the system, and it is a good idea to upgrade the driver. However, in fact, only a small number of computers have disappeared after upgrading the driver, and most users have reported that whether they upgrade or change back to the original driver, it has no effect. However, as a first step in resolving the problem, it is necessary to upgrade the driver.

Look for incompatible software.

In fact, many users' computers are driven out of response due to software compatibility problems, but there is no conclusion on what software causes compatibility problems, some users are incompatible with antivirus software, and some users are incompatible with some application software. So you can recall whether you installed any software before this problem occurred, and see if it can get back to normal after uninstalling it. If you really can't recall it, it's easier to reinstall the system directly after backing up the relevant data.

Enhance graphics card cooling and power supply.

In fact, in the process of troubleshooting this fault, the effect of graphics card cooling is not obvious, and there are also very few users who troubleshoot the fault through graphics card cooling. However, if you are using a graphics card with a lot of heat and a small power supply, it is also possible that this failure will occur due to insufficient power supply.

Cool down the processor.

Few people may associate processor temperature with graphics card drivers, but at least this is the case with my computer, which completely disappeared after cleaning the processor heatsink and strengthening the heat dissipation of the case. In fact, there are many users who finally troubleshoot the problem by cooling down the processor. This may be due to frequent throttling caused by high processor temperatures, which can put the system in an unstable state.

Turn off the aero effect.

If these methods don't work, then you can try to disable the Aero effect of Vista Win7 system, but this works on older graphics cards, such as 7300GT and X800 with only 128MB of video memory, the specific reason for this is still unclear, but some users do troubleshoot by turning off the Aero effect.

Copied, hehe, hope it helps you.

This is the graphics card driver error, can report the error means that the problem is not big, the graphics card driver can be reinstalled!

Troubleshooting directly from the newly installed system is effortless.

It's not a failure.,It's the driver that stops and then automatically restarts and recovers.,It's fine.,The computer can continue to use normally.。

Remove the graphics card driver and try reinstalling it.