Do you have to start your computer multiple times each time you turn it on?

First, please install the framework, and then check the following 1. Make sure that you do not have old software installed in the non-2K XP era, such as Win98 or a certain runtime library under Win95, etc.2. Don't overclock3.

Try not to use any of the optimization features of Windows Optimizer and Super Bunny4. Make sure that there are no compatibility issues with the memory you added later5. Try not to install large unofficial Chinese Simplified Chinese software on Chinese Simplified Chinese systems:

For example, acdsee 6 English version,Traditional or Japanese games,Try not to use the folk sinicization6。 Don't install some software that doesn't enter the stream, such as unknown codec packs or browsers (how to tell if it's not in the stream?). Go to the large**site to see**ranking)7.

Don't rush to update the beta drivers, especially the core drivers for graphics cards, chipsets, etc. 8. Always keep up with WindowsUpdate 9. It is recommended to install a virtual machine specifically for testing software that has never been installed10.

Although domestic software is inferior to foreign software in terms of overall production level, high-quality domestic software is relatively "localized" to the domestic network environment and machine conditions, so it is more suitable, for example, domestic antivirus software often shows performance not inferior to foreign antivirus software in actual use, and the compatibility and applicability are much higher than those of opponents (for domestic network and software environment)11. Do not install any "mini", "lite" or "shrink" software, they will replace the original ones with some of the core files of the system that the author has modified, so they often cause many inexplicable problems.

What does it mean to turn on the device only once after turning it on multiple times? Is it no display when booted or can't enter the system? If you can't get into the system, and it crashes after installation, it is likely that the hard disk has a bad sector, and it would be good to format it at a low level.

It may also be caused by viruses lurking in the hidden area of the hard disk, and the possibility of memory problems is small, generally like this situation is either caused by viruses or bad sectors in the hard disk. You can also try to straighten the hard drive and memory, and sometimes the problem will be solved. You try to enter safe mode, if everything is normal, it means that there is no problem with the hard drive, there is a virus, and you can directly kill the virus in safe mode.

1. If the computer is always automatically re-started repeatedly, the reason is likely to be that there is a problem with the switch of the machine, and there may be a power failure, the solution is to first check the boot switch of the host to see if there is a failure of the spring of the boot button, and friends with conditions can use the multimeter to test whether the power supply voltage is normal. Finally, if the CPU has poor heat dissipation, such as a bad CPU fan, it will also cause the computer to automatically reboot repeatedly.

2. The computer needs to be turned on several times, and the most common problem encountered by the author is the memory, and it is easy for this situation to occur when there is a small fault in the memory. The solution can be like this, we will take out the memory, wipe the memory gold finger, and then install it back to try, conditional friends suggest a new memory to try, there is no lack of macro new memory friends can consider removing it from a friend's computer to try, rule out whether there is a problem with the memory.