Is the Mi San redoing the system due to a crash considered a repair?

Recently, the computer always fakes death first, and then the blue screen, and the hard disk can't be read when it is restarted, and it takes a while to turn it on, and the blue screen is two minutes after booting, and then the system is redone twice, each time it is done two days ago, and there is no good day of the first two days, but on the third or fourth day, there is a blue screen of suspended death restart. There is no problem with all aspects of the hardware, RT solves.

There is a high chance that the CPU temperature is too high. It is recommended to carefully clean the main unit dust.

Some viruses may not be able to kill the system by redoing it, so it is recommended that you check whether there is a problem with the cooling of your computer.

Buy a new installation disk in doing it once,Generally you are in a situation where the file is corrupted when installing the system file。。。

To make a pure version of the system, the driver configuration should be correct!

If you can't do it in the system, there may be problems such as bad sectors of the hard disk.

This kind of problem is very complicated and difficult to judge. It can only be checked by substitution. Memory, cup, motherboard, power supply should be checked!

That is, there is a problem with the hardware, and sending it for repair is the best, fastest and easiest way.

The old ones don't go, the new ones don't come.

If you don't play games and don't crash, it proves that your graphics card or CPU doesn't cool down. So you can run it with Master Lu, you enter the game for 5 minutes and come out immediately, and then see what the maximum temperature of your CPU and graphics card is measured by Master Lu, and you can judge whether there is a heat dissipation problem.

Two reasons, the size of the power supply and the temperature. You can check in the BIOS to see if the voltage is low, if not, that is the reason for the temperature rise. Master Lu can monitor the temperature on the board, the temperature of the graphics card, the temperature rises in summer, and it may be better to install a case fan.

CPU 40-50 is not too high, but it should not exceed 50 degrees.

It should be that the new system is unstable, and it is recommended that you reinstall it in another one.

Two suggestions:

1.Try using a different motherboard interface to troubleshoot the motherboard interface.

2.Eliminate the problem of the hard disk itself, connect the hard disk to other machines, reformat, if possible, you can try DM. Then use a hard disk detection tool to detect whether the hard disk has bad sectors.

You just need to re-drive the motherboard.

Regarding this issue, the first thing is to recognize the brand, and there is also a try to change the procedure.

Obviously, the problem is with the hard drive and the hard drive cable. I've encountered this problem, and I don't know what the problem is. After rebooting, the advanced BIOS will see if the hard drive has been detected, if not, reinsert the data cable or replace the data cable.

If a hard disk is detected, there may be a problem with the hard disk itself, and it is recommended to format the hard disk in full format first. Also pay attention to whether the drive is detected every time, or only occasionally. Only occasionally can it be detected before the cable needs to be replaced.

In this case, there is no value in repairing.,Just reformat it with a disc and install it again.,If it doesn't work, check if there's a problem with the memory or the main version.。

The hardware driver is not played, so enter the safe mode and uninstall the driver of the graphics card and sound card and restart it to see.

This is generally prompted by the system when the data is not saved when the computer is shut down! If you still can't enter the system after the last correct configuration, find the disc that installed the system and fix the system! If it still doesn't work, you may have to change the system.

From this point of view, it is very likely that the hard disk is faulty, and it should be a bad sector of the hard disk. You test the hard drive, if you don't understand, ask a professional to test it. It's OK to change the hard drive.

dell?Well, mine is also dell First of all, copy out the useful things under the C drive, because you need to format the C drive to reinstall the system. Of course, if you want, it doesn't matter if you want to put other disks in check, just remember to keep a backup, don't lose the data, reinstall the steps, put the disc into the computer, restart, press the F12 key when the Dell screen appears at boot, enter a selection interface, there are generally 3 options, HDD CD or something, you just choose CD that, which means restart the optical drive, and then basically don't care, he will run automatically, test down the things required for installation, remember to choose to install to that disk, select C disk, Before clicking on the following drive advanced options,Formatted the C disk,In the selection of C disk installation,The installation process will be restarted several times,Don't care,After the last installation,It will let you choose to enter a name or something,The rest are the next step or something, Let you enter what you should enter correspondingly,It doesn't matter,Remember the important thing,After reinstalling, you need to install the driver,Generallydell's comes with a driver CD,Dell's drive CD is good,Generally, it is put in to run automatically, And then it's automatically installed.,Just say that.,Don't understand and ask again.。

It's not troublesome soon, press F8 when starting, change it to an optical drive to start it, and install it directly.

If it is the original version, your computer can only be restored to the system after reinstallation. Those that come with Dell software have to be reinstalled. Usually when you buy it, those software come with discs.

Windows7 reinstallation is fast, generally half an hour, but installing the driver, installing the own software is very time-consuming, at least two hours!

There is no need to redo the system, it may be that there is a problem with the computer boot startup service. Unless the system files are lost or damaged.

Simple, no partitioning, just follow the installation prompts to the next step, install the driver on the left rear, and delete the old system.

If you are a novice computer, it is recommended not to use win7....

If you really want to install it, put the disc in the CD-ROM drive, restart the computer, and you'll be done.

This may be a problem with the graphics card, or the graphics card driver. The premise is that there is no blue screen in other cases.

This has to be repaired, and it is useless to reinstall the system? You can't fix it yourself, right?

So, maybe it's a hardware problem, not enough memory? Is the drive too old or too small?