After the computer is turned on, as long as the software is opened, it occupies a high card screen o

The overall reason is that your computer configuration is currently low-end configuration.

lol and web pages**, your computer can only rely on soft decoding, and the CPU load is struggling. Moreover, the CPU and graphics card instruction set are backward, the processing architecture is backward, and many special effects need to be supported by a new instruction set after the game is updated, and if there is no new instruction set, the CPU will consume a lot of computing resources to compensate for the lack of the instruction set, so the CPU load will soar.

New web pages are written with new **, and web page decoding is more dependent on the CPU, which is also a problem with the instruction set. Your CPU also does not support the decoding of the new instruction set, and the CPU will consume a lot of computing resources to compensate for the computation to make up for the missing instruction set, so the CPU load will soar.

In addition, don't pay attention to your 8GB running memory, you are the second generation of memory, 800 main frequency, low pitiful, weak performance.

Every year, the new CPU is not only focused on how much performance is improved, the key is to support the new instruction set.

So my suggestion: CPU and motherboard, update it, AMD R5 series CPU, the core graphics are stronger than your graphics card.

You're struggling with this U belt 64-bit win7,What's more, you're still playing lol,lol still needs to be configured.,Even if you change to an inter three-generation CPU.。 If you want to play lol, you have to change your motherboard, CPU and memory.

The software has been updated, and the configuration requirements for the hardware have been improved, especially the CPU is too old, the main frequency, and it is not equipped with an SSD? I'm using E3 now, 1230v3, the main frequency, with 2015, and it's still hardcore. Your machine, memory 8G, graphics card can also be, let's see if it's poisoned first?

Clean up the garbage, organize the hard drive, and then see how it goes.

Uh, your computer configuration is too low, this configuration must be stuck, change the configuration.

The computer is old, it is very likely that it is a problem with the memory and motherboard, and the CPU installation is not installed well, and there is a corner that is warped, and the kind of heatsink that relies on plastic bolts will have such a situation.

There are several reasons why your computer is prone to screen freeze:

1. The CPU of your computer is Xeon series, and the CPU pins are 771, it is possible that the CPU has been changed to 775 pins, and then installed on the motherboard with a 775-pin interface.

The patch with the pins is heated or deteriorated, resulting in poor contact.

2. System problems.

A system file may occupy too much CPU resources.

3. Defective memory sticks, hard disks, power supplies and other accessories.

This can only be judged by substitution method of two thousand.

Maybe there is a virus in the computer, or a piece of software has been occupying the background, redo the system and take a look. Hope!

Upgrade the processor.,Needless to say,Memory8G is basically enough.,The graphics card is not bad.,What's the problem?,It must be a problem with the processor.,The effect of upgrading the processor is obvious.。

1) Boot things Oak Mountain slow or stuck: If you are talking about this when you boot up, don't operate immediately after booting, because the computer is loading programs in the background when you boot up, and you will be operating in a while, which is normal, if the time is too long, look at the following method.

First soft and then hard, such problems are caused by software conflicts, inappropriate drivers, and system problems, you can restore the system, or not reinstall the operating system, don't install software, patches, drivers, etc., to see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, don't install them if you find something that is not suitable (if it's a hardware problem, please overhaul it, such as a hard disk, etc.).

2) If this is always the case, first soft and then hard, reinstall the operating system, do not install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, don't install anything that doesn't fit (if you have any questions, please ask me).

Please note: If you restore the system or reinstall it, when installing drivers, patches, software and other things, be sure not to install the things that affect your accident this time, otherwise it will be restored or reinstalled in vain.

3) In terms of hardware, such as whether there is a problem with the hard disk, memory, etc., whether the temperature of the CPU and other hardware is high, if it is caused by hardware problems, it is recommended to overhaul it.

4) It may be that there is a problem with the disk, please fix it (fix it for each disk or only fix C).

Built-in disk repair method:

The specific steps are as follows: select the drive letter in my computer, right-click to select the properties, select "Tools Start Checking" in the pop-up drive properties window, and select "Automatically repair file system errors" and "Scan and recover bad sectors", and then click Start, the scanning time will vary depending on the disk capacity and scanning options (after doing it according to the above method, a box will pop up, the point is, repair after automatic shutdown at boot, win7 select the disk check button according to the plan).

Bad sectors on the hard drive will lead to corruption or loss of computer system files, computer failure to boot or freeze. Hard disk bad sectors can be repaired using NDD Disk Utility or Scandisk.

If the fault persists, please restore the system or reinstall it (it is still not possible to format the hard disk and repartition and reinstall it, if it doesn't work, you will have to replace the hard disk, or overhaul it).

After using Windows XP for a long time, sometimes the operation will be very unsmooth, and even it will not respond to the mouse and keyboard operation. A lot of times it's the system's feigned death. Unlike a real crash, fake death can be "saved".

The roots of suspended animation lie in the drive of the entire graphical interface). Since it will fake death, there must be a solution, and here are some ways to save the system from fake death for friends.

The first trick: when using the explorer to open a new folder or a new page with the browser does not respond, use "win+d" or click the show desktop button in the quick launch bar, and then press f5 or right-click on the desktop to refresh. Generally, after refreshing 3-5 times, restore the explorer or browser window, and it will return to normal.

Second trick: This trick is very clever and can deal with most cases of fake animation. When the task manager can't be opened, first pop out the disc drive and then pop it in (don't put the disc in the CD-ROM drive), a small disc logo will appear next to the mouse pointer, which will arouse the system's awareness, this trick has been tried and tested!

The third trick: the last killer feature, use the key combination "Ctrl+Alt+del" to start the task manager, and then end it in the "Process" tab, there is only one wallpaper left on the entire desktop, the desktop icon and taskbar are gone, and then enter it in the "File New Task" in the task manager, and it can return to normal. This trick also frees up memory resources, killing two birds with one stone.

The likelihood of suspended animation can be significantly reduced by following the following methods:

Try not to use the right-click menu as much as possible, and try to use hotkeys such as rename with f2, refresh with f5, etc. Windows Media Player is best not to use visualization effects, and it often freezes when used. If you really want to use it, particles are the least difficult to get stuck, so it is recommended to use "particles" to visualize the effect.

Don't use memory decluttering software lightly, the more you organize your system, the slower it will be. If you really want to free up system resources, the best way is to log out of the current user and log in again. Having said that, you might as well try these methods.

When you turn on the computer, keep pressing F8, select safe mode, and after entering, redrive the drive once. If it doesn't work, reload.

I'm not sure what the situation is, my computer has also been, maybe the back interface is not firm, or the computer has residual viruses, it is recommended to use 360 or Kingsoft's system first aid kit to try.

When there are two or more operating systems installed on the computer, the operating systems cannot be installed in the same partition! Reinstall it, otherwise find a software to fix it, and the system will go wrong.

It is estimated that there will be such a problem if the compatibility is not good! Or say that your system is restored to the point where it was originally available, give it a try.

The best thing to do is to reinstall the system, hehe.