How often does the 2000 system restart? 2000 system reboot, what is the reason?

See if your fans are all working properly?

See what the temperature of your CPU is?

If it's modern memory, replace it. You can also clean the memory power cord or something first (not with water, just dusting). Memory of the gold finger on the rust wipe with an eraser. ）

It can't be ruled out whether it was poisoning, you didn't say when it crashed, so that it just turned on, or when you turned on something, or it crashed for no reason.

Is it just installed some software, or what antivirus software contradicts each other?

If it really doesn't work, just reinstall the system.

Can you explain what the situation is?

By the way, what happens when it crashes? Recharge? Apple? Or a lot of English.,If it's the last two old ones uninstall the software you just installed!

No, ask again! Ha ha!

Swap out the slots in the memory.

This problem is mostly caused by a system issue.

Pay attention to the heat dissipation of the machine.

You see if the CPU fan card is broken, my computer used to be, and then I changed the fan!! ~

It could also be a problem with the power supply.

Could it be the aging of the power supply? Try changing the power supply.

The system is too old, it should be a problem with the system, and it should be good to reinstall the system.

It's a "blocking wave" virus!

Update Kaba's virus database and then kill,If it doesn't work,It may be a problem with your Kaba version,You need to repartition and format and reinstall the system。

It could be a "blocking wave" virus, you.

You can also reinstall the system again to see if the problem will be solved. If it cannot be solved, you need to repartition and format the system again. Thorough**.

It may be incompatible to put it as an inferior version to give it a try.

It should be the latest one called "blocking wave"!

Yes, this is the one that only recently came out called the blocking wave.

It is also a countdown.

On the one hand, it may be that the version of the motherboard BIOS is too low, which can be solved by turning off "Enable Advanced Power Management" in the "Control Panel Power Options Advanced Power Management" tab. On the other hand, there is a setting for automatic system restart when a program fails, and you can turn it off, so that Windows 2000 will no longer inexplicably restart automatically.

Put the system destruction Qing Tong disk blocking state into the optical drive.

In "Start Simple" - "Run" - enter "SFC ScanNow"."

The installation was not very successful......

1.Go into the BIOS to restore the CMOS to default.

Press F10 to save the exit ......

2.Boot from the CD-ROM for repair installation.

When Windows copies all the installation files to the hard disk, press F3 to exit.

After entering Windows, you can fix the problem of boot restart, and delete all the folders containing the $ symbol ...... the C drive

They are temporary files for installing the operating system -

The last possibility is that the hardware is not compatible with the system, and unnecessary hardware can be removed before booting, such as floppy drives, sound cards, network cards, etc......

After plugging in and installing their latest driver ...... one by one

The system you make on another machine may not be compatible with your own machine hardware. Before installing the hard disk back on your machine, you need to uninstall all the drivers, or reinstall the win2kpro operating system on your own machine.

After installing win2kpro, many drivers will be loaded by themselves, so it is generally better to install the operating system on your own machine.

I've been fine with 128 RAM on win2k! No problem, I've been using it for years.

I analyze the problem has 2

1. Your computer configuration is low, the 2000 system needs at least 128 memory, I originally used 128m, and I can't get up. Later changed to 256. That's it.

2. The system is damaged. If there is a serious system error, the computer will automatically restart.

There is a possibility that the power of your hard drive is too high, and the power provided by his machine's power supply is too small, so it causes frequent restarts!

There is no good way to solve the problem fundamentally, but it can be used. First, install the sp4 patch. Then, when the spine is prompted, enter shutdown -a in the operation to force it not to shut down and continue to use.

Enter safe mode.

Hit in the run.

msconfig to the boot and remove all the checks.

See if it's normal.

If you can, you can eliminate them one by one to see which one has a problem, especially pay attention to the latest installed software.

Arrive. Hit in the run.

msconfig to the boot and remove the checkbox.

Enter safe mode.