Playing dnf always freezes 50, playing dnf always freezes

Your computer isn't optimized or you're playing with unnecessary programs turned off.

Maintaining a good network environment doesn't have to be so much.

dnf, this game, you think it's not like it's tx**, but I don't think so.

After all, it's all about surviving, how to live without money, and it's not very stuck, but there are still some people who watch people scold tx and scold this kind of person directly I can't say it, in fact, it's all caused by a don't.

One coaxed everyone to make trouble, so I don't think it's good.

But TX has some places and shortcomings, and it is impossible to be perfect.

So considerate tx thanks.

All kinds of factors, such as: your own reasons, slow network speed, computer card, low configuration, this is your own reason or because of Tencent: deactivation, updating, cheating people out of money (this is the most critical)...

Tips: When logging in to DNF, turn off all running software (except for the computer) Thunderbolt and the like have to be turned off, and then refresh for a while, and then open DNF when the computer is lightning fast, which can slow down some.

Hope it helps

The memory module is loose. Take the memory module off and plug it back in. Plug it in.

Sometimes you touch the chassis. Cause a shock. will freeze or blue screen.

Play other games. I'm talking about other games, and it's not a game thing if this happens. It's a computer problem. Something is wrong with the system. Let's start with the system...

It seems that the GPU is overheating - look at the graphics card, the fan can't turn 0 0 0 shouldn't be the graphics card temperature is normal.

It's possible that your sound card is overheating, or the CPU is not in good contact, so you can remove the CPU, rinse it, wipe it, apply some new silicone, and put it on.

This is not primarily a problem with your computer, but with the DNF server! This is normal.

The reasons that can cause your computer to freeze are:

CPU overheating causes a crash, generally when the CPU performs a heavy task, the system will suddenly crash, at this time, the program cannot be shut down normally, and can only be restarted. Memory overheating causes crashes, which is generally caused by overheating of memory modules, resulting in unstable system operation. To solve this problem, you can install a case fan to enhance the air circulation inside the case, and you can also install aluminum or copper heat sinks to solve the problem.

The hard disk chip overheats and causes a crash, and the computer suddenly freezes or has a blue screen during use, and the keys do not respond. Turn off the power and wait for a few minutes to get back to normal.

Hardware:1The board is not good or there is a problem, which causes the equipment to run and start hail unsteadily.

2.The heat dissipation of the computer is not good, which causes the CPU or graphics card chip to be too hot and the machine is stuck.

3.Poor hardware compatibility, which is common on non-branded build-compatible machines.

Software Fang Na Noodles:

1. The user is controlled by a remote Trojan, and everything on the computer is in the hands of hackers.

3.The driver installed on the computer is not compatible, and the computer will be stuck after running for a period of time.

4.The compatibility problem of the software itself, the serious conflict between the software incompatibility and the system conflict, and the computer jam. Whispering sails.

The computer has been showing a low memory lately, and after every hour of running, there will be a sudden blue screen failure. It doesn't take long after starting up and rebooting, and the fault still appears.

The failure persists after using multiple anti-virus software to cross-kill and reinstalling the system, so I began to suspect that it was not caused by a virus or a Windows installation error. I checked the task list before the blue screen phenomenon appeared about half an hour after booting, and found that there were hundreds of processes named "winoldap" loaded in the memory at this time, and checked the software and Microsoft's documentation, it turned out that this was a problem related to the compatibility of DOS applications.

It turned out that I used a system integration software developed in the win95 era. In the process of running, the software constantly reads the external information transmitted in the form of a compressed package from the interface, and the system will automatically call the accompanying pkunzip program to decompress every time it reads a compressed package, and pkunzip is an application in the DOS environment, and it will not automatically exit after completing the task, so this program continues to reside in memory, and after a certain period of time, it will lead to serious exhaustion of memory resources, and finally the blue screen phenomenon. Once you understand the reason, a simple setup can solve the problem:

Find the program, click "Program" in the properties, select the checkbox before "Disable MS-DOS program from detecting Windows", confirm, and try to run again.

In addition to this method of disabling detection, if you are using WinXP, you can also use compatibility mode to run the program, and WinXP will automatically load the virtual machine for these old programs. It seems that if you encounter a problem that is suspected to be damaged by a virus but cannot be handled by the antivirus software, you should see if it is caused by the compatibility of Windows with previous programs. Although worms often open countless processes and occupy system resources, causing crashes, Windows crashes after running out of resources is not necessarily caused by viruses.

Tips to prevent crashes.

Computer virus infection, hacker attacks, "millennium bug" attacks, improper use, or frequent installation and deletion of various applications can cause the system to fail to boot properly. As a precaution, the following critical files related to system boot should be copied frequently to a second hard disk or floppy disk for use.

Oh, the possible new maximum of brother poisoning, anti-virus, if it doesn't work, just redo the system and then reinstall the dnf. Remember not to install it on the C drive, it is not related to the configuration of the root computer

Change the graphics driver. If you configure it without a problem, if you open the card alone, you will directly call the installer to tune it for you. It should be that the accessories are incompatible, and the vase is either a graphics card or a memory problem.

"There are many reasons for the blue screen restart of the computer, and it is recommended that you follow the following methods to troubleshoot them one by one:

1.Remove newly installed hardware devices, such as external cameras, printers, and memory including upgrades;

2.Try to click F8 to enter safe mode during the boot process, uninstall the previously installed software, and check and kill viruses in a comprehensive manner;

3.In order to fully rule out the possibility of software or system problems, you can back up the hard drive data and reinstall the operating system;

4.If blue screens continue to occur frequently after reinstalling the system, it is recommended that the machine be sent to a local service center for further testing"