win xp shutdown crash, help solve it, thank you

The text says how to dismantle.

Such as 1Install the software and hardware.

2.Uninstall the newly installed software and hardware and shield the BISO's memory options.

3.Or press F8 for advanced options to select the installation mode.

The above is not specific, the main thing is to see if there is a problem with the memory. Or reload XP

Did this problem occur when you reinstalled the system or did it turn off normally before, and now it just appeared.

Most of the faults are due to operating system reasons, such as when the computer system is shut down, and there is a background program running at this time that cannot be ended, or the registry is damaged, which will cause similar problems. In addition, viruses, plug-ins, and computers with low configurations, as well as too many running programs, can also cause such failures.

2. The computer system has stubborn viruses and Trojan horses or worms to interfere, or the system files have been lost! You can use the "360 System First Aid Kit" to fix it.

3. The CMOS setting is incorrect. Solution: Restore the CMOS to factory defaults.

4. Windows sound file is corrupted and cannot be shut down. Solution: Follow the steps "Start" - "Control Panel" - "Sound and Audio Devices" to select the "Sound" tab, find "Quit Windows" in "Program Events", select "None" for "Sound", if Windows closes normally, the problem is caused by Quit Sound File.

5. Network problems (unplug the network cable to see if it can be shut down normally).

6. Did you have any software, plug-ins, or upgraded patches before the failure, and if so, uninstall them all. Still doesn't work, **win cleanup assistant to check and kill the trojan, restore the system or reinstall it (in addition, whether the hardware has been upgraded or whether there is a problem with the hardware).

It may be that there are too many programs to start, run msconfig in the startup item, except for ctfmon, all others are canceled. Then make sure that rebooting If it doesn't work, you may have to reinstall the system, which may be caused by a virus or Trojan horse in the system.

For hardware problems, open the chassis and plug the memory module and the graphics card back in, and then see if you can turn on the computer, if not, then check whether the motherboard capacitor is protruding. If there is, the motherboard capacitor is burned. If not, then reinstall the system.