What should I do if my computer has a blue screen frequently? Ask the master for help

Hello, computer blue screen, mainly: "memory error" or "software incompatibility" caused!

1。Try to boot up, after the computer brand is out, press F8, Safe Mode, Cursor Select: Last Correct Configuration, Enter, Enter, Press Down! [Critical step].

2。No more, enter the safe mode, press enter, and after going to the desktop, antivirus software, full antivirus!

Quarantine" stuff, completely removed!

3。Reuse: 360 Security Guard, in the "Function Encyclopedia": "360 System First Aid Kit", point: start first aid! After restarting, click on the "File Recovery Area" and select all to completely delete the files!

System Repair, Select All, Fix Now! [Critical step].

Network Repair, Start Repair, Restart PC!

360 Security Guard, Scan Plugins, Clean Now! 360 Security Guard, System Repair, One-click Repair!

Kingsoft First Aid Kit], check: [Extended Scan], Scan Now, Process Now, Restart the computer!

4。If you can't do it again, unplug the graphics card and memory module, erase it, use a brush again, clean the slot dust and fan, replace the memory slot, etc.! [Desktop].

etc., uninstall the redundant, and only leave one, because similar software is not compatible with each other! [Critical step].

7。If it still doesn't work, you need to "one-click restore" or "reinstall the system"!

8。If there is a problem with the hardware, send it for repair!

You're not talking about the same problem.

1: Take down the memory and graphics card, wipe the gold finger, and then put it on.

2: Look at the temperature of the CPU, chipset, graphics card, hard drive. The temperature is too high, and sometimes a blue screen appears.

3;That's the problem with the virus. Let's kill the virus.

Take the memory down and rub the gold finger The gold finger is the metal bar on the bottom of the memory.

1. Blue screen failure caused by software.

1 Blue screen failure caused by corruption or loss of important files (including viruses).

2 Registry corruption causes the blue screen caused by the file pointing to the wrong point.

3 "Blue Screen" caused by System ini file error

4 Blue screen caused by WinXP's own imperfections.

5 Blue screen failure caused by system resource exhaustion.

6 Blue screen glitches caused by DirectX issues.

2. Hardware-induced blue screen failure.

1 Blue screen caused by overclocking or unstable memory.

2 Poor hardware compatibility caused by blue screen.

3 "Blue screen" failure caused by hardware heat dissipation.

4 Blue screen phenomenon caused by io conflicts.

My suggestion is to see if it will still have a blue screen when it is turned on and nothing is turned on.,If it's going to be all the stop** and then turn on and then analyze.,It's best to copy it all down in English.,And then you can roughly find the cause of the problem when you translate it.,If it's a notebook, it may restart in a short time.,So you can only remember the other**.。 And then according to the **analysis,This blue screen also has a lot to do with the interface of the motherboard,If you replace the system, it may be a problem with the interface,It is recommended not to connect too many peripherals (such as cameras) during testing,Don't plug in excess wires,Turn on in the simplest mode to see if it will be normal,If crashes occur frequently,Then try to see if it will crash in safe mode,If it still crashes, change the system,Then crash check and reinstall each hardware。 However, according to the prompts, it shouldn't be a hardware problem, don't worry, it's normal to have a blue screen a few times.

If the system is well installed and the drive is good, it will be fine.

Does your computer have system restore installed?,Restore it.。 Revert to before this issue occurred.

If not, say it again.

This is a data reading error, and there are three possible scenarios in general.

1.Corruption of important system files, this is the only case of reinstalling the system.

2.There is a problem with the memory module, and some files are unreadable.

3.Hard disk has bad sectors, this situation is generally rare, if it is a physical bad sector, there is no way, if it is a logical bad sector formatted once, but also to install the system.

The first is at least 70% or more. Usual experience in repairing computers) software caused by blue screen failure.

1 Blue screen failure caused by corruption or loss of important files (including viruses).

2 Registry corruption causes the blue screen caused by the file pointing to the wrong point.

3 "Blue Screen" caused by System ini file error

4 Blue screen caused by WinXP's own imperfections.

5 Blue screen failure caused by system resource exhaustion.

6 Blue screen glitches caused by DirectX issues.

2. Hardware-induced blue screen failure.

1 Blue screen caused by overclocking or unstable memory.

2 Poor hardware compatibility caused by blue screen.

3 "Blue screen" failure caused by hardware heat dissipation.

4 Blue screen phenomenon caused by io conflicts.

The above two have already said it. Try it yourself!

System files are missing or have been corrupted!

It is recommended to reinstall the system!

This is recommended to be a system, if you want to adjust it, it's too troublesome, and with that effort, the system can be done well and then eat.

If you don't make the system, it may be that the system temperature is too high, and it is recommended to change the fan, and the CPU of the graphics card is replaced (definitely good), and it really doesn't work, and I don't have to do it, and the technology is limited

1. Pull out the memory module and plug it in with an eraser pin.

2. Remove the button cell battery and short it to discharge.

3. Estimating software conflicts.

Personally, I still think.

It's the hardware that is in poor contact.

You open the case to check if the memory module is plugged in Too much dust in the case can also cause poor contact...

System Conflicts: I used to have a machine that was like that.

Don't think about it so much, redo the system.

Could it be related to the BIOS settings? Take a factory reset and see! ~

Reinstall the system and install the blue screen that is the hardware incompatible. If you still have a blue screen memory to see, take a look at the memory. In the blue screen is the graphics card, in the blue screen is the CPU and hard disk.

Use the disc to repair and install it, but it really can't be reinstalled

Restore the system or reinstall the system.

It may be that there is a problem with your graphics card, and if there is a flash in the test with the optimization master, it is a problem with the graphics card.

This is because you are installing a pirated copy from Microsoft.

The system is not compatible with reinstalling the system.

It seems like there's a memory problem...