The computer is always a mysterious crash master

According to your situation, I preliminarily believe that there is a problem with the graphics card, and this situation has also occurred in one of my original machines, showing freeze frames, and sometimes it is black and bright for no reason. There is a master who taught me a way to solve it.,But it's not clear here.,You give it to me first.,And then tell me.,Your QQ.,I'll teach you to solve it step by step.。 You don't have to spend a penny!

The simple point is to check whether the fan (CPU, graphics card, power supply) is rotating and whether the heat sink is hot, the power supply is replaced, if the video memory is a heat sink, see if the video memory on the graphics card is hot, and the hard disk is detected by software.

Given your situation, there are two scenarios:

One: The software is not compatible, you try to uninstall some software to see if this happens.

Two: There is also a possibility that there is a problem with the memory, (how many memories are in your computer?) ）

Try updating the BIOS, the one on the official website of your computer's motherboard, and the latest one on your motherboard BIOSThen clean it and try again.

Hard drive or poisoning! There's nothing else, you use Jiang Min to kill the poison and see! If it doesn't work, change the hard drive.

The CPU frequency changes automatically, most likely due to a change in its supply voltage;

The reason for the change in the CPU supply voltage is that the + voltage is unstable.

Check the memory module first, plug it in tightly, and remove the dust; If the memory is OK, check the hard drive.

Advanced BIOS restore under factory settings and then clean up the memory modules.

There may be a hard disk problem, bad sector, you can go to the nearby computer to repair the electricity is a master to help you take a look, it doesn't cost much. Remember to give points.

It is estimated that it is poisoned, and it is necessary to kill the poison well.

Me too,,There's not a good way,,The system is out of Wengti,,Change the system.。

The computer is old, the system is wrong, and that's it.

Then you try it with a different browser, and if it's still like that, think about the hardware.

If it is a discrete display to a discrete display, it is not possible to change the memory.

Install what you described It should be a graphics card problem that will cause "the screen is full of vertical bars, one is dark, one is light" and all kinds of screen deaths. This has nothing to do with the display.

1.The graphics card driver is not very compatible with the 64-bit system, you can install a driver wizard to update it (the last is to install the driver in the graphics card drive disk), and it is not solved to install a 32-bit XP to see.

2.The graphics card is broken, return it for warranty.

As for the adobe update, it is very hateful, it will cause the system to freeze, especially when playing games, if the system compatibility is not good, it will lead to a direct crash. So you have to turn off automatic updates. If you need to update, use Software Manager to update.

Red, yellow, blue, purple, white, black screen crash, the first thing to check when the screen is blurred is the graphics card driver, the driver problem is an important reason for the blurred screen, mostly after changing the graphics card driver version, it may also be caused by driver file corruption. The solution is very simple, reinstall the driver that has passed the Microsoft WHQL certification, and the version does not have to be blindly updated.

Blank display screen is an extremely common fault, and it can also be an operating system error, which can be solved by reinstalling the system in daily maintenance.

When win7 starts, there is a 0xc000000f error. This error is usually due to the boot file BCD corruption, which can be repaired with ntbootautofix.

Buy a disc to reinstall the system, and it feels like you're going to send it to the repair department. The software will be reinstalled.

Hardware Just go directly to after-sales service.

It feels like it's a compatibility issue, and after redoing the system, I'll take a look at it

It's the blue screen and then the system crashes.

You can click Start - Programs - Rising Antivirus - Repair and open the repair option after the third option is both uninstall. Then follow the prompts to uninstall, if it doesn't work, you can try the file shredding in the 360 security guard (find the rising to find the path).

If you suspect that the CPU temperature of the computer is too much, it is recommended to test it with Master Lu, and if the temperature is high, it is recommended to clean up the dust or change the fan.

To remove the software, you can go to the Control Panel to delete the added program, the total crash depends on what program you are running, use the process item in the task manager to view. Then you need to optimize your system, if it doesn't work. Then reinstall a new system and increase the memory.

It is estimated that you have installed two different antiviruses that caused a conflict and must remove one of them.

It is best to use the built-in uninstaller to delete Rising and delete the installation directory completely after uninstalling.

How much memory Reinstall the system first If it's still dead, it's a hardware problem, ask me again, and I'll answer it for you.

The computer is always frozen, first check whether there is a problem with the hardware, memory, hard disk, make sure that the hardware is fine, the computer is not virus, it is a crash caused by a driver problem or software conflict, you can end the CPU or the process with too high memory usage, or, check the system log - > press the Win+R key or click on the bottom left corner of the screen"Get started">Running" input can also be opened when the Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer) > opened. Click"Custom Views Manage events"with"Windows logs"Double-click the red error and yellow warning items to view the specific error information.

Then, the error message is corrected accordingly. If there is an error involving third-party software, uninstall the software. Belonging to the system error, you can try to repair it manually or system restore.

Sign out or restart your computer. Re-enter the system to see if the system has been restored to normal. If the error persists and cannot be fixed, you can use the system backup to restore the initial state of the system, or completely reinstall the operating system.

Use the 360 to uninstall the Rising and clean it up.

There are many reasons for the crash, if you really can't figure it out, just reinstall the system, if the new system still crashes, it's a hardware problem.

If the boot is very slow, the running card is running, and it suddenly freezes, it may be that the hard disk has bad sectors.

What files are deleted? There are some system files that can't be deleted.