What to do if it is difficult to boot up, how to solve the difficulty of turning on the computer

Computer boot difficulties can be regretted that the pins can be caused by various reasons, such as hardware failure, system setting problems, insufficient power supply, battery shortage, viruses, etc., the following is how to solve the computer boot difficulties:

1.Check the power supply**: If the computer does not turn on normally, first check whether the power supply** is normal. If the plug is not plugged in properly or the battery is out of power, it may also affect the computer's boot.

2.Check for hardware failures: Computer boots are also affected by hardware failures, such as hard disk or memory failure, graphics card failure, etc. Check if the fault requires hardware replacement.

3.Virus removal: The presence of viruses or malware on your computer can also make it difficult to boot up. Biyou scans and removes viruses by installing software.

4.System settings check: Whether the computer's system settings are correct may also affect the computer's boot. Check whether the BIOS settings are correct and restore the default settings.

5.Software compatibility: Sometimes the computer has incompatible software, which can also cause the computer to have difficulty booting. Uninstall the software in safe mode.

6.Drivers: Some drivers may have trouble booting up if they have problems with their drivers or are not compatible with your system. Update or uninstall drivers.

In short, if you want to solve the problem of computer boot difficulty, you need to comprehensively consider all possible causes and troubleshoot and solve them one by one. If it still can't be solved, it is best to consult a professional so that it does not lead to more serious problems.

1. Poor heat dissipation: Monitors, power supplies, and CPUs generate a lot of heat during work, so it is very important to maintain their good ventilation conditions.

2. Improper movement: In the process of moving the pure book of the computer, it is often caused by great vibration to loosen the internal components of the machine, resulting in poor contact and computer crash.

3. Dust killer: Excessive dust accumulation in the machine will also cause crash failure.

4. Equipment mismatch: If the main frequency of the motherboard and the CPU do not match, if the external frequency is set too high when the old motherboard is overclocked, the stability of the operation may not be guaranteed, resulting in frequent crashes.

5. Software and hardware incompatibility: 3D software and some special software sometimes cannot be started or even installed normally on some microcomputers, which may have problems with software and hardware compatibility.

6. Memory module failure: It is mainly caused by loose memory module, reed soldering or the quality of the memory chip itself.

7. Hard disk failure: mainly due to the aging of the hard disk or the bad sectors caused by improper use. In this way, the machine is prone to crash while it is running.

8. Insufficient memory capacity: The larger the memory capacity, the better.

The problems caused by slow computers, stuck, and frequent crashes are mainly caused by relatively low configuration and lack of attention to optimizing and cleaning the system. If there are many startup items, garbage, small memory, low video memory, poor heat dissipation, virus invasion, malicious program running, hardware function aging and degradation, etc., please check and deal with them one by one according to the following methods: 1. Commonly use [360 Security Guard] to optimize and clean garbage, temporary web files and antivirus, and remove malicious programs; 2. Reduce startup items (except for input methods and anti-virus software), and uninstall unused programs in C disk; 3. If the memory is small, the virtual memory should be set to a larger size, expand the space for data processing, and upgrade the memory module if necessary; 4. Regularly defragment the hard disk (mainly C disk) to shorten the hard disk reading time and improve the scanning speed; 5. Do not install the application software on the C drive, and try to classify and package the icons and files on the desktop to shorten the scanning time; 6. Regularly use professional software such as [Optimizer] or [Super Rabbit] to optimize the operating system and network connection; 7. It is recommended to install only one anti-virus software, as installing more will occupy computer resources and make the computer slower, and may also cause conflicts; 8. The machine should be disassembled regularly for ash cleaning, and if you need to force heat dissipation, you can consider installing an auxiliary cooling fan, and the notebook should add a heat dissipation pad; 9. The C disk will become slower and slower due to the larger and larger computer after a long time, and it is recommended to reinstall or restore the system every 2-3 years; 10. It is not recommended to install Win7 for the original XP system, and it is not recommended to install Win8 for the original Win7 system. 11. Please upgrade the hardware of the old computer appropriately, if it has been more than 6 or 8 years and has no upgrade value, please replace the new host!

Aging, malicious tampering, or your memory is low. If I were you, back up the files, and then use a USB flash drive to start the media upgrade. No more, it can only be said that the computer is seriously aging, which is a hardware problem.

How is it difficult to turn on? Is it a long boot time? If so, it may be because the machine is aging, or there is a lot of dust in the machine, or it may be that the installed software is set up to boot up, etc.

Or will the screen not reflect when you turn it on? How many times does it take to reboot before it happens? In this case, the graphics card data cable is not well connected.

It's possible that something is wrong with the system. You can make a new system.

Mainly look at the line connection on the wood problem,No,If the new driver in the system is installed,First choose the last correct configuration,Return to the previous state,Generally go out blue screen is also common,If it's recovered,Of course, if it's a hard disk reason,You need to fix it.。

Reboot first, if it is not good to restart once, it is recommended to directly find someone who repairs the computer to repair it.

It could be a loose memory module, or a system corruption issue. You remember the 0*00000 first....Check it out on the Internet.

As soon as the computer is turned on, it directly enters the BIOS setting interface, most of the cases are due to problems with the BIOS settings, most computer motherboards may have added a lot of other functions, and when the BIOS is not set correctly, it will cause the boot to jump directly to the BIOS settings interface.

The blue screen is normal, restart, reinstall the system if it doesn't work.

Is it the reason for the memory module, eraser it, hardware plugging and unplugging,

Non-professionals are advised to find someone to fix it.