The computer shuts down on its own

My computer's "right-click properties" advanced boot and failure recovery settings {t}" Remove the tick in front of "Auto Restart" on the "System Failure" column!!

If not, just reinstall the system once and it may be the solution!

If this is done often, check whether the system temperature is abnormal, and whether the power supply is sufficient, which may be a protective shutdown.

It may be caused by using the computer for too long, resulting in too high temperature in the case; It may also be that the voltage is unstable, causing the computer to restart; It's also possible that your computer automatically finds an updated system reboot when you surf the Internet. If it's hardware, the computer doesn't boot up anymore, but dies. I encountered today that it's not that the memory module is broken, it's not that the processor is broken, but the motherboard is burning, and the machine is dead.

I'm dizzy. Unexpectedly, even a computer technician would not have thought that the motherboard was burning.

1. Enter CMOS, in the power management menu, PME Event Wake Up should be Disable.

2. Click My Computer, Properties, Advanced, Settings, and turn off the automatic restart function if the system fails.

3. The software is incompatible, which often causes the problem of shutdown and restart, which is a new mechanism of XP. Solution: Right-click on "My Computer" and select Properties.

Select the "Advanced" tab, find "Startup & Failback", and click the "Settings" button next to it. Remove the checkmark before "Auto Restart" in "System Failure" (if you're using XP only, you can uncheck all the checkboxes you see, which will speed up the XP startup).

4. Enter the safe mode, if it does not restart after shutting down, continue to check the system reason, if it restarts after shutting down, replace the power supply.

1. Dust removal 2. See if there is less silica gel (heat dissipation material between the CPU fan and the CPU), if it is less, you can apply some to ensure good contact between the fan and the CPU;

3. Depending on the condition of the machine, a case fan can be added to facilitate the overall heat dissipation;

4. Remove the dust from the CPU fan;

5. Clean up regularly.

6. Replace the fan.

Let's reload, it's easy. In fact, it's best to ghost it after just installing the system.,If you want to reinstall it in the future, you just need to restore the backup.,It's very convenient.。

Hehe you set the computer to shut down by default, change it to never, and you can find it in the control panel and change it in the power properties.

Poisoned, kill under the safety model!

Poisoned! The Solution: Antivirus!