My machine is a newly bought mid to upper class configuration, and I ve had a blue screen several ti

Your memory is double-barded! There are few such problems in a single bar,I hope you check the compatibility of memory,If you use a double 512 to form 1G,It is recommended to change the order directly,After all, now the single 1G DDR667 is only more than 500 points!

Caused by the conflict of the graphics card driver, it is recommended to install it with the pure installation version of the system, and after installation, the driver of the driver disc that comes with the installation of the machine will be fine.

In the BIOS, change the mode of the hard disk to SATA Your current hard disk mode should be IDE Win7 can only support SATA mode hard disk, otherwise it will report 7B hard disk error.

You can change the STAIC channel to the IDE channel.

That's the problem with the graphics card driver.,Enter the safe mode to uninstall the graphics card driver and then restart it to see if it's not.。

Change the graphics card. It's generally a graphics card issue.

You don't have a description of the power supply and blue screen in it**.

If possible, please change the power supply first, and then take a look... If you don't have enough power in your unit, a random blue screen will appear.

Now many businesses are using their brains on power supplies. On the surface, your configuration is not bad, but the motherboard is a bit chicken, and if the power supply is a little lower, there will be a lot of inexplicable problems.

Hope it helps.

Well, it's a good configuration, it's no problem to play mainstream games, and it is recommended that the motherboard can consider Yingtai TA880GHD

If it's a compatible machine, maybe the memory is not compatible, and you have to add a graphics card, the integrated graphics card can run large games, the last time a customer came here with a compatible machine, it was an integrated graphics card, he went back to play games, the blue screen was light, a graphics card was added, and there was no blue screen.

This should be related to the quality of the hardware.

Reinstall the driver and see how to run the Lushi temperature pressure detection.

Memory fake!

Buy ** and solve it!

It may be incompatible, or the driver is not well driven, first re-drive, or it doesn't work, you have to go to a professional as soon as possible to see if it is incompatible.

Take a picture of your blue screen and paste it up for us to see.

I think it's because the motherboard and memory size are incompatible.

Or maybe it's a system problem.

90% of blue screens are memory issues.

Start Programs Accessories System Tools System Information Software Environment Windows Error Reporting.

The blue screen information of system failures is recorded here, and you can carefully review and analyze it.

In general, bluescreen is mostly caused by minidump, which is a conflict caused by the system in memory usage, and secondly, it is also more common caused by drivers.

Updating drivers and Windows Update in time will reduce the occurrence of bluescreens, and it is said that the stability of the memory package is better.

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If the data cable and power cord of the hard disk are unstable, replace it.

1. The hard disk read/write error.

2. The graphics card driver is not compatible.

Check your graphics card... You said what the graphics card is...

The main reason for the blue screen is the memory problem, I bought a new computer and the same, and then my friend took it back and checked it, and it was not a blue screen when I changed a memory, and your machine is very similar to mine. You'd better change the memory and try again. There is a small chance of a system problem or a driving problem.

You try to change the memory of Kingston.

It may be that the system is set to start with an optical drive, and the setting method:

1.Start your computer and hold down the Del key until the BIOS setup window appears (usually with a blue background and yellow English text).

2.Select and go to the second item, "BIOS Setup". Find the item or group that contains the word boot, and find the three items in order: "first", "secend", and "third", which represent "first start", "second startup", and "third startup" respectively.

Here we can set it to "CD-ROM", "Floppy Drive" and "Hard Disk" in order. (If you don't see these three E texts on this page, usually the option menu on the right side of boot is "setup", then press enter to see) should select "first" and hit enter, and select cd-rom in the submenu that comes out. Press enter again.

3.After selecting the startup mode, press the F10 key, the E text dialog box appears, press the "Y" key (can be omitted), and press Enter, the computer will automatically restart, proving that the changed settings have taken effect.