The computer crashes frequently, please come in.

There are several possibilities.

One, is your CPU too hot? You can detect the next two, the fan you check if there is a problem, because sometimes the fan stops will also cause this situation three, the memory you take the memory detection tool in the ghost to detect it, see if there is a problem, fourth, check the motherboard, by the way, smell whether there is a burning smell in the case, the motherboard's electric stove may also have a problem, that is, the small one may burn off, check to see if it has a protrusion, if there is a burned, you have to take the chassis to repair.

One more article. Fifth, I didn't see it clearly just now, if your computer is older, the most likely thing is,. You have a problem with the power supply, you can try to change the power supply.

Change to a new brand machine, Lenovo, HP can be.

Is there any crash during the installation of the system???

If there is, consider that the memory or motherboard is not working properly, and if not, consider the heat dissipation.

Still, I suspect that the motherboard is large.

I think it's a hardware problem.,But there are many reasons for the crash.。。。 A lot of hardware crashes after a problem, so I'm not sure which hardware is the problem. I think you'd better take it to a computer store and test the hardware.

Upgraded? Liter yourself? Find the next driver wizard to update the graphics card first. win7. If the graphics card driver is not normal, it will not prompt.

Next, Master Lu will take a look at the temperature of the equipment.

When running large-scale software, the system occupies more resources and consumes more power, not because the equipment is aging, but because the power supply can no longer support the power supply needs of the host, it is recommended to change the power supply, or do not use large-scale software.

Of course, there may be a BIOS setting problem, refer to the manual to set the model of the power supply, and the parameters are supplemented, and it may also be a virus.

High CPU usage for a long time may cause CPU wear and tear too fast, and it can also be bad for other hardware, so if you want to use your computer to run some large software or do high-end work, it is best to upgrade your computer or replace it with a new one.

Note: It is likely to be a hardware problem, it is recommended that you go to a professional repair point to see even if you don't replace it, if it really breaks down in the future, you will regret it.

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First kill and antivirus,If there is no virus, it is a problem of heat dissipation,In some notebooks,After changing win7,Is the computer configuration enough。 This should be considered for your reference.

This happens all the time when the heat dissipation is not very good.

If it's a new machine. There may be hardware issues. It is recommended to take it for repair and test it first.

Disassemble it to see if the fan is still turning and if it is sticking to the motherboard components if they are overheating.

After booting up, first look at the temperature of the computer is normal or not, if it is not normal, open it and clean it, if it is normal, pull out the graphics card, wipe the gold finger in the memory, or reinstall the system if it is like this. 1.Computer Poisoning 2There is also a problem with the hardware, and the most likely thing you can enter the system is the power supply.

How long has the system been used? If it really doesn't work, let's change the system first, and if it doesn't work, take it to the after-sales service.