Why did the blue screen of the computer suddenly disappear again?

There are several possibilities: [Poor heat dissipation] The monitor, power supply and CPU generate a lot of heat during work, so it is very important to maintain good ventilation, if the monitor overheats it will cause color, image distortion and even shorten the life of the monitor. Working too long can also cause the power supply or monitor to dissipate heat poorly, causing the computer to crash.

CPU heat dissipation is an important issue related to the stability of computer operation, and it is also the "hardest hit area" where heat dissipation failures occur. Improper movement] In the process of computer movement, it is often loosened by a large vibration that the internal components of the machine will be loosened, resulting in poor contact and computer crash, so violent vibration should be avoided when moving the computer. 【Dust Killer】 Too much dust in the machine can also cause crashes.

If the floppy drive head or optical drive laser head is contaminated with too much dust, it will lead to reading and writing errors, which will seriously cause the computer to crash. [Device mismatch] If the main frequency of the motherboard and the CPU clock do not match, if the external frequency is set too high when the old motherboard is overclocked, the stability of the operation may not be guaranteed, resulting in frequent crashes.

The blue screen is generally a problem with the software, try to reinstall the system, and then talk about it.

There are many reasons for the blue screen of the computer, such as temperature, memory, hard disk, compatibility, etc., you can talk about it specifically**.

Your hard drive is broken, it's good to replace it, and I won't explain why it exactly.

It is this process that suddenly closes and opens on its own, and there is a problem, please check if it is poisoned. Please check whether the C drive, Windows, is normal.

Generally, you can defragment the C disk.

It's not about changing things, it's about checking what the problem is.

Since the system has been reinstalled, the problem should be in the hardware.

One is to observe whether the capacitance of the motherboard is overloaded.

The second is to look at the CPU temperature issue.

If it still doesn't work, try changing the memory module.

1.Delete the things you don't want from the hard disk and clean up the hard disk fragments regularly.

2.A memory conflict.

unknown hard error

Unidentified hardware error.

It is recommended to re-put the memory, graphics card.

There are also various data cables connected.

Phenomenon: After installing SP2, restart the computer, but a blue screen appears with the error message "C0000135 unknown hard error".

Solution: Literally, from the BSOD message, this glitch is caused by an unknown hardware bug, which can easily lead to compatibility issues between a certain hardware device and SP2. After our testing, we found that it is not necessarily a hardware problem, it is likely that the drivers or software of some hardware in the original Windows system have a compatibility conflict with SP2, causing the blue screen problem.

The solution we have found so far is to reinstall Windows XP and run the SP2 installer to upgrade without installing any hardware drivers. Or simply use the XP CD-ROM with integrated SP2 to install the system.

There are many reasons for the blue screen, some of which are related to the memory module, the blue screen of my computer was caused by the memory being too small, and the temperature of the CPU is also related to the temperature of the CPU, and too high a temperature will also cause the blue screen. Another is the compatibility of the system.

See if the memory module is a little loose.