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Upstairs upstairs is really good at stealing other people's information, so I'll copy it all.

In fact, the Warcraft file is missing, reinstall war3, and fix the dll and oxc files.

First of all, there are two problems that may arise. (I will never paste).

The first is the power supply. I've had this problem with war3 myself.

Most of them are caused by unstable voltage or aging power supply.

The second is the graphics card, the heat dissipation is not good, and the configuration is too low.

Solution: Open the case and play with it. Then reduce the magic effect.

If you still like that, I recommend changing the power supply!

Your computer doesn't have enough memory to run games with such a large amount of RAM.

I think it's a power supply problem What brand is the power supply and how many watts? The graphics driver may be smaller. Power comes first. Memory comes second, followed by the graphics card's drivers and hardware. Check it one by one.,Dude doesn't say anything about the model.,Version.。。 It's not easy to answer.

It is recommended to replace the graphics card or sound card driver, generally the graphics card driver has more problems, you can change the latest version of the driver to test.

Graphics card, motherboard driver is not updated dx Oh.

Please take a photo and upload it to see it, and follow the following methods to exclude.

1. Have you updated the system patch? (Especially the 2 patches KB2839229 and KB2839727).

2. Have you updated the software version?

3. Have you updated the hardware driver?

4. Have you changed the hardware?

If you've done any of the above, try uninstalling them.

Press F8 when you boot up, enter the safe mode to uninstall (or select whether you can enter the system if you can enter the system if you are correctly configured the last time).

Whether the computer has Kingsoft-related software installed, also uninstall it.

5. To enter the safe mode, the operation is as follows: right-click on my computer--- properties--- advanced --- to start and repair --- settings; Remove the 3 checkboxes under "System Failure"; and set "Compose Error Message" to "None".

6. If it still doesn't work, please plug and unplug all the hardware once and clean up the dust, if it is multiple memory, please plug in a separate one to test to see if the small particles on the memory have fallen off.

7. Check whether your hardware temperature is overheated, touch the south and north bridge heatsinks with your hand to see if there is a bulge in the capacitor near the CPU. (If there is such a situation, the motherboard needs to be repaired).

If the above still doesn't work, then the only thing to do is restore and reinstall the system.

In the case of making sure that there is no problem with the system, take off the memory module and change the slot, reinsert it, if there is a separate graphics card, you can also take it off and reinsert it, in the process of these two methods, by the way, touch the graphics card to see if the temperature is high, but also touch the temperature under the CPU fan to see if it is too high, whether there is too much dust in the fan, the blue screen generally considers memory problems, graphics card temperature problems, whether the motherboard capacitor is bulging, and finally choose to install the system, the game is also reinstalled, if it still doesn't work, It is recommended that you take it to the computer company to check the hardware information.

What patches are not updated on the computer, if there is one, try this.

The latest Microsoft update patch number is KB2839229, which applies to Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2003 SP2, Vista SP-bit, Windows Server 2008 SP-bit, Windows 7-bit, and Windows 8.

XP:1: Enter the safe mode (the method of entering is as follows: press the F8 key when restarting the computer or booting the computer, if you can't determine when to press, you can press it repeatedly until the relevant prompt appears, enter the safe mode or the safe mode with network connection).

2: Then open the Control Panel.

3: Open the Add or Remove program, check "Show Updates" to find these two patches, click Delete on the right and restart the computer after successful uninstallation.

win7:1: Enter the safe mode (the entry method is as follows: press the F8 key when restarting the computer or booting up, if you can't determine when to press, you can press it repeatedly until the relevant prompt appears, enter the safe mode or the safe mode with network connection).

2: Then open the Control Panel.

3: Open Programs and Features.

4: Click to check the installed update.

5: Find these two patches, click Delete on the right and successfully uninstall them, and then restart the computer to restore them.

It's very undetailed, such as how the machine is configured and whether the game has been reinstalled.

As for the graphics card driver, after uninstalling it, restart, and then install the graphics card driver, it should be fine.

Memory conflict, remove your memory and use the eraser to install it and it's OK!

That's not normal! As long as it's not often, it's fine!

...Since you've said it's all about your fan, it's going very slowly.

Then you should try to change the fan first. And then there's how much memory is in your home, and whether it's the reason why it's too small?..

It may be the cause of poor heat dissipation, it is recommended to change it, that thing is not expensive, and it also plays a good role in protecting the CPU.

Is it desktop ? Originally, Warcraft requires a very high computer graphics card, and the notebook is basically average, and it is very difficult to play, if you are a desktop, look at how your graphics card is, and the fan has been rotating for a long time, and it is slow, you disassemble the shell, clean up the dust, and add lubricating oil, so that you can take a look again, I hope it will help you.

Didn't make a note of what was displayed when the blue screen appeared? Then it could be a problem with the CPU being too hot.