Help! Vista restarts frequently

Vista basically requires 1G RAM.

2G RAM is recommended.

However, if users want to take full advantage of the high-end features of Windows Vista, including the graphics effects of its latest user interface called Aero, they will need a higher configuration, which is the one required to be "Premium Ready". The Premium Ready class of computers first requires a 1GHz processor, a 40GB hard drive, 1GB of system memory, and a DirectX 9 graphics card with at least 128MB of video memory. In addition, such computers must be equipped with a *** driver, an audio output interface and Internet connection capabilities.

Microsoft recommends that users who are currently planning to buy a new computer pay attention to the requirements for Premium Ready PC configurations.

Microsoft has also launched a new webpage called "Get Ready" to provide guidance for users who are interested in running Windows Vista. The Vista Upgrade Advisor tool, which is currently in beta, will help you decide which version of Vista you need and whether you need to upgrade your hardware.

If the memory is insufficient, the minimum is 512, and it is recommended to have more than 1g. The graphics card is also demanding. Home XP is enough, no need to pursue trends.

Is it because the memory is low and can't be brought up? I've heard that Vista also needs at least 1G, and most of the people who use it say it's problematic!

Redo the system, it's better to change it to XP to be stable.

What about safe mode, can you enter safe mode?

I'll give you 12 ways to debug, try it :

1.If there is a Trojan horse or virus interference in the computer, **"360 Security Guard" and "360 Antivirus Dual Engine Edition", it is recommended to "scan" the virus and Trojan horse to patch the vulnerabilities on the computer!

2.Your "device", or "chat software", or "driver", or "Internet Explorer" program is unstable, or "the version is too old"! It is recommended to uninstall, **new, or upgrade it to the "latest version".

3.That is, you have installed two or more similar software (such as: two ** devices, two QQ, or multiple browsers, multiple anti-virus software, etc.)! They are not "compatible" together, and the "redundant" one is removed!

4.You can find "Force uninstall software from your computer" in the "Start" menu in the bottom left corner of your computer, and find the excess one to uninstall! After unloading, "strong cleaning" (unload when you see it, don't unload it usefully).

5.The computer boots up for too long, the CPU memory is overheated, the heat dissipation is not good, the graphics card and memory module are not firmly plugged in, it is recommended to unplug it and wipe it with an eraser or dry paper (cloth)!

6.Restart the computer, press "F8" after booting up, enter "Safe Mode", find "Last Correct Configuration", press it, and try!

8.If it is a "blue screen" when playing a game with "win7 system" or "vista system", it is a conflict between the game and memory, which is not supported, it is recommended to change the "game version", or "uninstall the game" or "change the system", and the symptoms can disappear!

9.If this is an "accidental" or "power-on-and-off" blue-jack, it is likely that the "software" needs to be "upgraded" (note: "360 Security Guard" can not be upgraded, and "winrar" can not be upgraded!). Or "system poisoning"!

10.After reinstalling and restoring the system, the computer "continues" with the blue screen because the software on the computer after restoring and reinstalling is "old", or the program is unstable!

Or the system doesn't support it, so it will report an error with a blue screen! Therefore, "restored system and reinstalled system", software and drivers must be "updated and upgraded", use "360 security guard" physical examination, find and click on the "need to upgrade" **device and **tool upgrade, cover the installation! Years of envy and prudence.

11.If there are "bad sectors" in the "hard disk" or "graphics card" or other "hardware" of the computer, or the system files are "deleted or lost" by mistake, it is really impossible to "restore the system" or "reinstall the system", or replace the "hard disk", etc.!

12.Both software and hardware may have a "blue screen", it is recommended to use the "elimination method", try to eliminate the possibility one by one, and finally "summarize the reason"!

There is both hardware and software, make a note of the blue screen code.

The reasons for the computer blue screen are complex! (The answer is original, copying is strictly prohibited).

software, full scan).

2。The computer system has stubborn viruses and Trojan horses or worms interfere with, or the system files have been lost (360 system emergency.

Rescue box or Kingsoft first aid kit, Kingsoft net shield, etc., any of them, all the killing, and then repair).

4。There are new vulnerabilities waiting to be installed in the system (patched for high-risk and important, others are set to: ignore).

5。Unnecessary similar software installation, (360 Butler, software uninstall, find uninstall, again: strong cleaning) stupid dust.

6。The graphics card or memory CPU is in poor contact and loose or has dust covered, (unplug the eraser).

7。The memory CPU is overheated, and the heat dissipation is not good! (Don't turn on for too long, turn off and dissipate).

8。If you still can't get in the bend chain, it means that the system files are missing! Or maybe there's a serious error in the system memory!

9。Try to press F8 after booting, press Enter, Enter, enter into safe mode, configure correctly for the last time, and press down.

Try it! Or, go into safe mode, go to the desktop, and get a full antivirus!

10。Playing games on the blue screen, generally the system does not support this game! (Change the game version or change the XP system).

Reinstall or upgrade to the latest version).

12。If it still doesn't work, you need to "one-click restore" the system or "reinstall the system"!

Yes, it may be that the hardware is not compatible or the hard disk acceleration is not turned on.