Does the computer turn on automatically? It s not a setup problem, it s just that if you use a diffe

There are two scenarios, 1Your computer is actually the embodiment of a futuristic sci-fi robot, and when you are lonely, you will automatically turn it on and play by yourself, and it is recommended that you hurry up and transport it to a place with a furnace to turn it into water. (haha joke joke).

2.If you are interested, you can open the lid of the case and see the boot connector connected to the motherboard (generally marked with the word "power"), of course, in the case of power failure, the above operations are carried out, remember!

You will find that the two wires are connected very closely, and there are many factors that may cause the current shock to make the two wires connected, that is, to turn on the machine. It's very simple to solve this After using the computer, unplug the plug from the socket, no matter how large the current is, it can't make it turn on automatically, if it turns off the power, it will automatically turn on, alas, that's only the first case, just dissolve it...

Use a voltage regulator + outlet with switch! It's better this way, you always thought that the computer was turned off, and if you didn't pull the plug, the computer would run out of power? Don't believe it, look at the lights on the motherboard!

And it's not good to be like this all the time! The socket is only 20 or 30 yuan a piece, and it can't be repaired!

It should be caused by an electrical shock, and it is recommended that you buy another socket to wipe your computer's power cord.

The voltage is unstable and the current is instantaneously rushed away when the current increases.

The answer on the 1st floor is possible, your computer is so smart, haha.

Unplug the case when you sleep.

The power supply in your place may be unstable.

The current impulse causes the power on signal.

When to use and when to plug in, your computer can really do it!!

The computer automatically boots up for no reason, which is basically a BIOS setting error, and it can be solved according to the following settings:

The following is a list of the corresponding setup methods according to different BIOS:

1. First enter Power Management Setup (Power Management Setting) Power Again, which determines the state of the system power supply when the power is restored after the unexpected power failure at the time of boot. The setting values are:

Power off

power on

The last state enters suspended sleep mode, but if the button is pressed for more than 4 seconds, the machine shuts down.

Just change this option to Power Off!

2. First, go to the main interface of BIOS settings, select [Power Management Setup], and then select [PWR Lost Resume State], which has three options.

If you select [Keep Off], the computer will not start automatically when a call comes in after a power outage.

Select the [turn on] item to indicate that the computer will automatically start up when the call comes again after the power is off.

If you select [last state], the computer will be restored to the state before the power outage when a call comes back after the power outage. If the computer is turned on before the power is off, it will automatically turn on after the call comes. If the computer is in a shutdown state before the power is off, the computer will not automatically turn on after the call.

3. Some BIOS [Power Management Setup] does not have the [PWR Lost Resume State] mentioned above, you can find two options in the [PWRON After PWR-FAIL] [Integrated Peripherals] options: ON (turn on auto-boot) and OFF (turn off auto-boot), set to OFF.

It may be that the coin cell battery on your motherboard is dead, so the self-booting time is indefinite.

Solution: Check whether you have set up the automatic switch function, 2. Check the computer for virus killing.

Someone set up blos auto-boot for you.