What should I do if my computer gets stuck after reinserting the memory card? 20

Start by checking the memory module.

Whether it is installed correctly, and then use the evaluation software to check it. These are all normal. Check them out one by one. 1. The CPU is overloaded, or it is not working properly. Check CPU and graphics card cooling, dust removal, oiling, or replace fans.

Second, the power supply voltage is unstable and the power supply is insufficient. Replace high-quality, high-power power supplies.

3. Clean and defragment disks frequently.

1. In the "My Computer" window, right-click the drive letter you want to clean up - "Properties" - "Clean Disk" - check the files you want to delete - OK - Yes.

2. Clear the temporary file, start-run-enter "%temp%"-OK.

3. Use the optimization master.

or Super Bunny Cleaner Registry.

and junk files.

4. Close some startup programs, start-run-msconfig---start, and remove the anti-virus software.

Outside of the input method, the general program can be turned off.

5. Delete unused program software.

7. Reduce the burden of memory, do not open too many programs. If you have too many documents open or too many programs running at the same time, you will not have enough memory to run other programs, so you should close the programs and windows you don't use at any time.

You can try to pull out the memory module with a brush and brush it into the slot of the memory module when it is turned off.

Isn't the memory card type the same? Don't plug in the wrong card

1 computer is not suitable 2 has a virus.

Then you reinserted the memory module, why did you reinsert the memory module, what is the problem to reinsert the memory module?

Open the Task Manager to see which one takes up more resources.

The processor is not working, and if it is a game card, the graphics card is not enough.

This is the problem of the power supply, ** power management software can change the settings, the operation steps are as follows: (1) Open the power management software, click on the settings, as shown below;

I tried, no.

It's the same with maxing out your power plan, and you've just bought your computer for a month.

The general computer after-sales management doesn't care about this.

It is possible to apply for after-sales.

There are 3 reasons why the computer becomes more stuck after adding a memory module:

If the additional memory module is incompatible with the original memory and the card is incompatible, please replace the memory of the same model and brand as the original memory.

The newly installed memory may not be plugged in, but it is not plugged in on the surface. Please reinstall the plugged memory and try again.

And some memory is not compatible with the motherboard will also cause the card, please replace the memory with better compatibility, preferably the same as the original memory.

Is it fast for the computer to be plugged into the memory module, in fact, from the perspective of computer configuration and motherboard type, not every computer is suitable.

Depending on what you said, it is recommended that you reload.

XP system. It's better to get another one.

System disk,It may be that there is a problem with your system,There may also be a virus,If the system is still like this after reinstalling the system,Then the cause of the virus is ruled out,Just install it back to Vista and try it,If it's still like this,There is a reason to exclude the system,It's a problem of internal compatibility,You start from the memory!

What configuration of your machine?

Plugging in 2 memories should pay attention to the memory type, working frequency, and working voltage, if the difference is bigger, the more problems there will be.

Didn't turn on"Drops"The sound indicates that it is not started"Drops"Represents the problem of startup, and the normal startup is a short sound"Drops"。Other sounds have to be distinguished according to the motherboard.

Why does the computer slow down after upgrading the memory of the laptop?

The first possibility is that the memory card has a large capacity, there are more files in it, and it takes time to read the data, so it will compare the cards. It's usually good to wait a while.

The second case is that the single ** file in the card is relatively large (** pixel is too high), and you turn on the auto-read open mode.

The third case is that there is a virus on the memory card;

The fourth situation is that the memory card read rate is too low or corrupted.

You're definitely connected to the front panel of the interface.

First, the power supply is insufficient, and second, the computer itself is stuck, and then connected to an external storage, it is a bit unresponsive.

The memory card has a virus and the card reader is unstable.

The memory card has bad sectors or is about to get corrupted.

Is it a computer malfunction?

How big is the memory card??? Speechless. Is the card reader used for too long?。。。 Hardware aging... Or maybe the computer has been used for too long... You kill the poison and try to have fun.