The computer has been interrupted since it started up, can anyone help me

Upstairs, don't talk about it if you don't understand! It's not a power supply, don't let people spend money in vain.

I've also encountered this problem, and it's actually the cause of your master battery discharge. To put it bluntly, there is no residual power in the battery in the main version. (That's pretty much what it means, I can't say it in one or two sentences).

If you know about the computer components, take off the main version of the battery, use a metal strip, connect the positive and negative stages of the battery slot respectively, about every 2 seconds, and repeat 4-5 times. Put the battery on again and you're good to go.

Or go to the repair shop and ask them to get it for you, and it is estimated that 20 yuan will be done.

High-performance configuration of about 3,500 yuan.

CPU: AMD Athlon64 X2 4000+ (boxed 500 yuan.)

Motherboard: Onda N68S (integrated GF7025 graphics card, performance is quite good, you can play Warcraft) 390 yuan.

Graphics: Integrated NVIDIA 7025

Sound card: Integrated ALC883

Network card: Integrated Gigabit Marvell Yukon 8053 8056

Memory: ADATA vData 1GB DDR2 800*2 280*2=560 yuan.

Hard disk: Samsung 160GB SATA2 400 yuan.

Optical drive: Samsung*** 16x SATA 160 yuan.

Subtotal: 2010 yuan.

LCD AOC 912SW (19 inch widescreen) 1450 yuan.

Chassis AOC ATX (including Great Wall 300W power supply) 180 yuan.

Keyboard and mouse AOC game set 40 yuan.

Subtotal: $1670.

Total: 3680 yuan.

It can fully meet the needs of ordinary applications for home users, and the performance of large-scale 3D games is also very high, and the popular mainstream games on the market can be run.

With support for PCI-E 16x discrete graphics slots, you can upgrade to a better graphics card in the future.

The desktop adopts a black and silver AOC suit, which completes the appearance of the whole computer. It looks extra beautiful at home!

1. The motherboard is faulty. Professional maintenance personnel sent for repair.

2. The motherboard battery is out of power, just replace it. A matter of a few dollars.

Remove all the equipment that can be disassembled, and don't let go of the CPU, and then clean it up yourself, and try again... Personal experience.

When the computer is used for a long time, parts such as the motherboard will magnetize. That is, aging.

Well, take the store to fix it, the motherboard problem.

Like mine, I changed the data cable!!

There can be many reasons why a computer boots up intermittently, but the most common cause is a hardware or software failure. There are a few possible reasons that could be causing this issue:

First of all, this has Biga probably because your hard drive has failed. If your hard drive fails, then your computer may be behaving abnormally during the boot phase. You may hear a creaking sound from your hard drive, which indicates that your hard drive is no longer working properly.

At this point, you will need to replace the hard drive and reinstall the system.

Secondly, it is possible that your computer's memory has failed. If you're having trouble with your memory module, you might encounter an error message or a blue screen of death when your computer starts up. If you suspect that there is a problem with your memory, you need to do a memory test and replace it in time.

At the same time, it is possible that your computer may be infected with viruses or malware. If you have malware or viruses on your computer, they can interfere with your system and cause problems with the startup process. You can use anti-cryptovirus software or anti-malware software to solve the problem.

In addition, a power failure or loss of bootloader can also cause this problem. In this case, you need to check if the power supply is working and if the bootloader is corrupted or removed.

In short, if your computer has intermittent boot problems, you need to research the possible causes and follow the prevention and resolution methods to solve the problem once and for all. <>

First, it is recommended to check the power supply, or replace the power supply!

Second, you can test it with a different fan. If it's a problem with the fan itself, it's good to change the fan, if it's a problem with the interface with the motherboard, then the problem is big, but before you make sure that there is a problem with the motherboard interface, you must first confirm that the fan you used for testing is good.

The third is the motherboard problem, some boards are of poor quality, resulting in this kind of problem, or the board is aging.

Fourth, the fan shaft is aging, that is, it can't start normally, but it can be used with the help of external forces, which means that the fan is too worn, just change the fan.

1. Three common senses:

1. There is something wrong with the power supply. Even if the fan does not move, it is unlikely to affect the power supply because the fan power is extremely small.

2. The loud fan noise is likely to be caused by a certain cable (usually a power cord) in the case coming into contact with the fan fan, resulting in a loud noise caused by the continuous hitting of this cable when the fan is working.

3. If you are using Intel's CPU, even if there is no fan, you will use it for about 10 hours a day, and the CPU will not burn out if you use it continuously for about half a month. AMD's no, it can be done in a few minutes without a fan.

Second, the failure of your machine:

The problem with your machine should be: a certain power cable is on the fan, and you don't care about it for a long time, causing the fan to hit the power line for a long time, causing the power cord to be virtually connected. Now, once the fan hits the power cord again (which is the phenomenon of a loud fan noise), it will cause the power supply to not be connected, and the power will naturally be cut off.

Three: Handling opinions:

Suggestion: Replace the power supply (in fact, it is to replace the virtual power cable). After installing the power supply, it is recommended that you use scotch tape to attach the power cord to the chassis to avoid the same situation again.