My computer keeps crashing

I have the same problem with my computer! What I want to tell you is:

1.It may be poisoned, which will cause a crash problem (if the computer is not poisonous, but it will also crash, then see below).

2.Most likely, the hardware is incompatible. I guess this should be the problem.

Since it's not about heat dissipation and other issues, it's quite possible! Because you can't find it if you're not a high-tech technician! My computer is just because the hardware is not compatible (mine is the sound card is incompatible) and it is easy to cause crashes!

Even when I turn on a machine, sometimes 5 times in a row are crashes, you better check it and let the professionals check it better!

Okay, that's all for now, I guess it's mostly the second case.

First of all, you can check all kinds of plug-ins in the main chassis to ensure that they are found in the appropriate position and plugged in tightly (especially memory and graphics cards, etc.) and see if they are compatible, if it is still an old card, it is a problem with the software, you can try to reinstall the system or delete some useless software that occupies memory, if it still doesn't work, I can't help it.

If your computer keeps crashing, the computer should be aging, or there is no antivirus software on your computer, because there are too many viruses, the computer cannot run.

The screen is stuck, generally a problem with the graphics card, see if there is a problem with the graphics card fan.

Have you ever tried antivirus? This is possible if the virus is resource-intensive. Of course, there are other possibilities, such as hardware problems, memory, mouse, etc., ......

It seems that your computer is assembled, and some configurations such as memory, CPU, and motherboard may not be compatible, please find out if these are the reasons.

It may be a memory problem, see if the memory module is plugged in.

I got it. 1.Viruses & Trojans.

2.The machine is going to retire.

3.There is a problem with the system.

That's pretty much it.

...The system is old.

It's going to be reinstalled every once in a while.

- Loads healthier ---

Nothing. Just get used to it...

1.Too much software to install and run2Or the disk needs to be cleaned up for junk 3The computer memory is too low or there is a virus.

First of all, look at whether it is poisoned, if it is not to see if there is a problem with the memory module, check the same.

It's possible that you're poisoned, reinstall a system and try it.

If you want to fundamentally change the status quo of your computer, you should first rebuild the system, and it is best to borrow a system disk from a friend that he has used. Troubleshoot software.

Hardware failure: 1. The power supply fan is damaged, the dust is too much, the speed is not enough, or the heat sink falls off and is loose, this kind of failure accounts for the majority.

2. The memory particles are damaged, and there is a crash when running a fixed program, or a crash when running multiple programs.

3. The hard disk has bad sectors, which is manifested as a crash when running and fixing programs, or crashes when running the operating system.

4. The cause of the motherboard and other external equipment is not easy to detect, but it can also be found by the elimination method.

5. The power supply is unstable, after all other reasons are checked, the fault is still the same, try to change the power supply, it will definitely make you excited.

Don't forget to give me extra points when the machine is repaired, you don't need to add points if you don't repair it!!

1.There is too much dust in the computer case.

2.The computer configuration is too poor.

3.Infected with a Trojan virus.

4.There are too many startup items on your computer.

5.System software conflicts.

Workaround:1Buy a new one.

2.Upgrade memory.

3.Reinstall the system.

4.Format the entire disk. Reinstall the new system.

5.smashed the computer and dreamed of surfing the Internet.

There are many possibilities, too much junk, memory error, medium virus, etc.

Hardware aging, like power supplies, fans. There is also a possibility that the hardware is loose and the screws are locked.

It may be that you have installed software that conflicts with your system, or that you have a problem with your computer's hardware, or that your computer is overheating due to a problem with your CPU fan.

It could be a problem with the system, or it could be that the temperature is too high.

The configuration of the computer is not good, or it is time for a computer check-up.

It's a hot day, pay attention to clean the CPU fan and check whether the thermal paste is still there.

Eliminate them one by one by yourself through the "elimination method".

1. Hardware incompatibility;

2. The application program is not compatible with the hardware;

3. Hardware damage or looseness;

4. Install a mismatched hardware driver;

5. The power supply is unstable or the current does not meet the requirements of the motherboard;

6. The BIOS is set incorrectly;

7. The external device is not compatible with the current version of the operating system;

8. Mistakenly deleted a certain "registry" information of the operating system;

9. Overclocking graphics cards, monitors, motherboards, etc.;

10. Connecting too many external devices;

11. The auxiliary attributes of the operating system cannot be loaded;

12. Use multiple anti-virus software;

13. Caused by viruses (the probability is very low);

14. There are too many hard disk fragments (especially C drive);

15. The column is damaged;

16. There is a conflict in installing multiple operating systems;

17. The CPU fan does not rotate or rotates very slowly, resulting in high CPU temperature;

18. Computer dust, affecting heat dissipation. ......

1: Is your drive letter format not uniform (for example, the system drive is FAT, and other drive letters are NTFS) 2: The C drive space is full or a large amount of software and files are occupied. 3: The CPU temperature is too high or the memory is too small. 4: Graphics card problem.

System issues. It should be good to re-download the system.

Try turning off Graphics Card Properties -> Troubleshooting -> Hardware Acceleration.

Isn't there too much stuff??

There are several possible scenarios where the computer often crashes;

1.Virus 2 driver or software incompatibility 3, operating system problem 4Computer hardware failure.

The specific reason is difficult to judge, but it is recommended that the landlord can continuously click F8 to enter the safe mode (a mode that does not load startup items and drivers) when turning on the computer to observe whether it will often crash. If the security mode is normal, it is recommended that the landlord mainly solve the problem from the system aspect.

There are a few points that often crash:

1. The CPU fan is broken, resulting in the CPU

Superheating. Death with laughter.

2. The graphics card fan is broken.

Caused the old graphics card to overheat and crash.

3. The memory is loose, the contact is bad, or the memory is broken.

4. The power supply is insufficient.

It is recommended to try a different power supply.

System issues. Heavy only to promote the new system.

I have solved a lot of this problem.

Presumably a hardware issue.

You follow. Power supply.

Mainboard. cpu

Check it in this order.

It should work out.

Check how much the CPU temperature is, whether the fan speed is normal, the temperature is too high, or the first Zen to restore the system to see the cover and answer Mom, he kisses me!