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Please send us a record of the blue screen prompt in English.

It's either a virus or a configuration issue.

It's not your machine's problem, it's probably that there's something wrong with the program you're in, it's not that there's something wrong with the design of the software itself, or it's that the software has been damaged by a virus, causing it to run abnormally.

There is also a possibility that it is not compatible with your hardware, and if you want to judge this, you can try to install it on another machine.

There are too many reasons for the blue screen.

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 failure caused by system resource exhaustion.

5 Blue screen glitches caused by DirectX issues.

6 Blue screen caused by overclocking or instability of memory.

7 Poor compatibility of hardware caused by blue screen.

8 "Blue Screen" failure caused by hardware heat dissipation.

9 Blue screen phenomenon caused by io conflict.

What is the specific reason for the blue screen is difficult to explain in a few words,The general inspection direction is to clean up the dust in the host and unplug all the connecting cables of each card and plug it back in,Replace a memory and try it,If it hasn't solved the problem,I personally recommend that it is best to format the C disk and install the system new,It's best not to use the ghost version of the system and use the installation version,The system stability of the installation version is good。

It should be a hardware compatibility issue!

Maybe it's the graphics card, the graphics card can't afford that much graphics card signal, so it's a blue screen! Then there's the memory failure!

Memory leak!!

Due to the conflict between some software and the system or the existence of execution vulnerabilities, resulting in memory leakage, it will cause a blue screen!

It's a good idea to think about what software is going wrong with your computer!

It's stupid, wouldn't it be nice to buy a computer again.

Maybe there's a conflict between your hardware or software, and viruses can do that.

It is recommended to uninstall your recently installed software first, if the blue screen disappears, it means that your recently installed software conflicts with your system.

If it's still blue screen, you can check the memory after reinstalling the system, clean it, or change the slot, or replace the memory.

Graphics cards, hard drives, etc. can conflict with the motherboard to cause blue screens.

Is there something wrong with your graphics card, or is it not keeping up? It's still a matter of memory.

It may also be a software conflict, look at what software has been installed recently, uninstall it!!

You open the winger and you open the other programs.

Personal experience summarizes that the main reasons for such failures are software conflicts or memory bad sectors.

If you have two ** software installed at the same time, it is possible to cause conflicts, such as Kuwo and Never Get Tired of Listening, as long as you open it, it will freeze or blue screen.

Of course, conflicts with other software are not ruled out, if you redo the system, what you listen to is** after listening, causing a crash, then 90 is a memory bad sector, memory bad sector can not be repaired, can only be replaced with new memory. There is no reason for running out of memory.

I guess it's a memory problem.

If you don't have enough video memory or have a problem with your graphics card, try changing to a graphics card with a large video memory.

Caused by insufficient memory. How much memory does the landlord have?

Analysis: BSOD is usually caused by software or hardware failure, and the reasons are many and complex, such as system file corruption, virus infection, too many self-starting programs in the background or multiple security software installations causing the system to freeze death, or problems with the graphics card or memory. Its errors** are generally not definitively diagnostic.

Suggestion: Reinstalling the system is the easiest and quickest way to do it, and if the system is successfully reinstalled, you can also rule out hardware problems.

1.Restart the computer, if you can enter the system normally, it means that the last blue screen was just an occasional program or system running error, and it doesn't matter.

2.If you have frequent blue screens or can't enter the system normally, press F8 immediately after booting to see if you can enter the safe mode or configure the correct mode for the last time, if so, enter and exit, and then restart to enter the normal mode.

3.If not, press F11 after rebooting to see if there is a one-click backup, and if so, one-click restore.

4.If there is no one-click restore, use the system USB flash drive to reinstall the system. After booting up, press the del key (notebooks are generally F2 or according to the bottom line of the screen prompt characters) to enter CMOS, and set the U disk as the first boot item.

Reboot into the boot menu of the USB flash drive, select Clone Installation, and then follow the prompts.

Just reinstall the system.