Why do I play all kinds of blue screens in less than half a game

I ran into your question last time.

But there are many reasons for this;

The system is unstable.

The workaround needs to be installed from a single one.

System. This question is more numerous).

Hardware compatibility issues.

Mostly. Mainboard.

And. between other devices.

Compatibility issues.

It could also be a memory module.

problems. The blue screen issue generally does not occur).

There is also the problem of power supply, which is generally a problem of power supply.

It was the same with my computer last time.

1) First from the installation of the system still does not work.

Change to a motherboard.

Again, the problem is the same.

3) Finally, the power supply was changed.

The problem is finally solved, attention:

Generally, the problems caused by this cause are the most direct and intense.

It is recommended that you check your power supply.

Hope it solves your problem.

Workaround:

It can be solved one by one.

You can start with.

Start by installing the system.

Then start with the power supply to find the cause.

Was the computer working before? You try to see. My computer. Attribute. Set up. Screen discernment.

Graphics card driver or software, dual graphics card or uninstall the discrete card and then start the game to see if the blue screen is the same, then uninstall the integrated card and try again.

It's possible that you have a virus under the redo system.

Possible Causes of Computer Blue Screen:

1.Insufficient virtual memory causes system multitasking errors.

Overclocking results in arithmetic errors.

3.Incompatibility or corruption of memory modules can cause arithmetic errors.

4.The optical drive is opened abnormally when the disk is being read.

5.Attacked by unknown programs or viruses.

6.Version conflicts.

7.There is a bug or corruption in the registry.

8.Software and hardware are incompatible.

9.There is a bug in the application

Computer Blue Screen Solution:

1.Update security software, update drivers, and detect and kill Trojan viruses.

2.The one-size-fits-all approach: reinstall the system.

3.If the above methods do not work, then it may be hardware damage, and it is recommended to send it for after-sales repair.

The probability of memory module problems is more than 75%, and the 25% chance is that the hardware temperature is too high, resulting in a crash or protective reboot or blue screen. Rule out the case of high temperature and blue screen of death restart.

Open the chassis. Plug the memory module back in. Two memory sticks. Just plug in just one.

Check whether the air dissipation of the CPU is running normally, whether there is a gap between the CPU and the heat sink, and whether the silicone grease is dry or cracked.

Add silicone grease and debug the air dissipation. Unplug all the hardware and clean it up.

In addition, the chassis has now been opened. Use a hair dryer to clean up the dust. Don't forget to go to the door and deal with it.

Otherwise, the house will be filled with smoke.

If it's still a blue screen. Just find a normal memory module and try it. Probably just fine. That means your memory module is broken.

If you are Ben. It's sad ... It's better not to disassemble this book by yourself for novices.

If it's a book, take it out and find a repair point, disassemble it, and try to change the memory.。。。 It is risky for novices to split the book. Think again.

There is also a 15% chance that it is a disk error caused by a 00000000ed error.

and drivers and other programs. The workaround is to enter safe mode, disable all startup items, and then start again.