Why does anything restart incorrectly

Poisoned, reinstall the system.

If there is a problem with the software compatibility, uninstall the problematic software, and try to install it again in a different version.

If there is a problem with the system, try to reinstall him.

That's your system file problem.

The error is due to two aspects.

1. Software, such as running the system for a long time and surfing the Internet, will infect a lot of unknown garbage and software that changes system files, resulting in system running errors, running slowly, etc., and some improper upgrades cause system incompatibility errors.

2 for the hardware, due to long-term operation, the computer cooling fan keeps rotating, so that the fine dust in the air accumulates on the heat sink, to a certain extent, causing the fan to be normal, but the CPU, graphics card and other heat sink heat emitted less than the heat generated by itself, resulting in overheating protection restart, crash phenomenon.

Suggestion: Reinstall the computer system to ensure that the system is in the cleanest state, if you have previously installed one-click restore software and backed up, you can restore the system with one click. And open the chassis and thoroughly clean the system.

It is normal for a computer to be used for a long time, especially after installing a lot of software, and it will feel that the boot is getting slower and slower.

Because many of today's software, especially the more "rogue" kind, have to add programs to the computer startup items (that is, random startup, such as QQ, etc.), the more memory is occupied, the more resources are consumed, which is the basic reason why the computer is getting slower and slower. The solution is to redo the system after a while, preferably using ghost software, so that it is quite convenient to restore the computer to the original state.

The more software is installed, the more conflicts there are, and the new "parts" replace the old ones, but the old programs don't support the new "parts", so it's easy to get errors like reboots.

If you understand the msconfig computer boot configuration, find the relevant boot items, keep only the necessary boot items, and close all the others, so as to solve the problem of memory occupying more and more, and can also solve those reboot errors.

If you open IE, it may be caused by an error in accessing the memory of the IE application or the loss of some files.

1. Right-click on the desktop "My Computer" Properties Advanced Error Reporting Error Reporting Tick the "Disable Error Reporting" "But notify me when a critical error occurs" checkbox OK. In this way, for some small errors, Windows XP will not pop up the error prompt.

2. If not, completely close the error reporting service. Start Running input Open the Services window Locate the Error Reporting Service Open the Error Reporting Service Properties dialog box Change the Startup Type to Disabled Reboot the system after you are OK. (This project closes the registry in a way of:.)

Start Run Enter regedit OK Find hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion AEDEBUG] in auto=0 to auto=1).

1.Change the data cable and power interface2Set the BIOS to Default 3Repartition formatting.

: Generally after uninstalling the software or anti-virus; There is no uninstall or deletion of clean software and file remnants. It is recommended that you **Windows Cleanup Assistant and let it help you clean up these software and file remnants (****:

**After installation, first upgrade to the latest version, open the software, click "System Scan", select all the scan results, and then click the "Perform Cleanup" button, if the software prompts you whether to "backup", select "Yes" (the backup is to prevent the occurrence of cleaning errors, if the system does not occur abnormal after cleaning, delete the backup), and follow the prompts to operate.

Here's how to delete it manually:

1) Run enter msconfig enter, open the system configuration utility, look for a button in the startup project called ", if there is a hook in front of it, and press apply OK (if there is no skip).

2) Run and enter regedit to open the registry, select and find a key-value item named ", delete it after finding it, find it a few more times to delete it cleanly, and then restart the computer.

3) Remove the auto-start item.

Start Run the input regedit enter to open.

Registry, in order.

On the right side, [hkey current user software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run] is on the right side, see if there is an option you are looking for (, if there is a deletion, restart it.

Generally, use the Windows Cleanup Assistant.

Green software can easily solve your problem, because manual deletion sometimes can't find residual files, but Windows Cleanup Assistant can easily find and delete them.

Check the system disk for scratches!

Replace the memory, the memory is unstable! (Sometimes it crashes or blue screens halfway through, sometimes it prompts an error in the file, and sometimes the individual drivers can't be installed!) ）

It doesn't have much to do with the motherboard, but it's not nothing! (I've seen it once, the motherboard is problematic and can't be turned off!) At the time, it was always thought to be a matter of system and memory).

Remove the checkmark before the nvcpl entry in start-run-msconfig-start, and start it!

Hello: Most of the Dell laptop can't turn on is a hardware problem, motherboard damage, hard disk failure, graphics card and screen failure, it is recommended that you contact the after-sales department for testing and repair according to your specific situation.