What should I do if the Haier computer I bought last year always restarts automatically after changi

I didn't find customer service. Either it's broken.

It should be that the memory is not plugged in, or the contact is poor.

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I think it's a bit like it's caused by too much temperature. First, this motherboard is a single chip, and it integrates the display core, and you are using a K8 dual-core processor, this temperature may be a bit high, I recommend that you use the hardware master in 360 to monitor the temperature of the motherboard and CPU, if it is past 60°, that's the reason.

Change the fan or lower the voltage of the CPU in the second gear.

This is probably caused by the compatibility of the motherboard and the memory, so it is recommended to try it with the memory.

Looking for a repair of the computer, it should be a host problem.

Does the mouse have a disc?,Driver,This may be related to the driver.,Because yours is a brand machine.,The system won't be prepared to have a Logitech driver.,You have to put in the disc or drive it yourself.。

1. Please check whether your computer is loaded with too many programs that are started with the system.

Your computer is already very low, whether you have installed too much junk software, it can't bear it.

I don't understand what the landlord means.,Since it's new, why aren't you happy?,Can you be specific.。

It could be a power supply issue.

If a box pops up and then it is serious, it may be poisoned.

If it's heavy, let's see if there's a problem with the cooling system, if there's a problem, it's going to restart if it's too hot.

Automatic reboot from time to time -- there are too many possibilities, both software and hardware may cause, depending on whether the compatibility of the motherboard and memory is poor.

If you have this situation, it is generally caused by two situations, one is the split finger power source and the other is the motherboard, if it is a power supply, it is generally caused by an inferior power supply, but the possibility is small, you can try to replace the power supply to see. One is that the bridge of the motherboard is damaged, and this one is generally repaired to the bridge.

Reinstall the system handlebar, and then reinstall the latest driver again.

I think that should work out. Don't install the ghost system, get the installation version.

Maybe the computer was started by another program, so it should be fine later.