Why do you restart your computer when you slam the table???

Simple! 1 The hardware inside your machine is in poor contact – try to remove it, clean it up, and put it all back on.

2 Your machine has an IQ ...

It should be a problem with hardware contact, and there is a nest insertion, or a problem with the interface!

Well, you've gotten to fully automatic.

The computer has internal injuries, and it was shocked out of the palm by you.

Too much dust inside the console 1

It is recommended that you move the host computer under the table and do not touch the table if the contact between the graphics card and the motherboard socket or the monitor is not in contact with the graphics card.

Some of the hardware is loose, you can disassemble the host and plug the graphics card, memory module, and CPU back in!

If the hardware in the main chassis is loose, open the chassis and plug all the hardware back in.

The explanation may be that the power cord is in poor contact with the case power supply or the plug-in board, and the power supply is loose due to the vibration of the table, so the computer restarts.

Desktop or laptop?

According to the desktop first, if it is ruled out that it is the cause of poor contact of the socket, then it may be the poor contact of the internal parts of the computer, or the motherboard and power supply circuit are soldered.

If it is a notebook, it is also a circuit problem, and you may need to go to a professional repair shop to test it.

1.It's because some of the accessories of the host are sent, and as soon as you shoot it, it will be restarted, and the motherboard and heatsink will be loose! 2.It may be that the main unit 38 is too high, up to 38, look at the radiator!

When you open the case, all the plug-in parts in it are plugged and unplugged once, which is obviously poor contact.

Start --- run --msconfig and see if there is anything in the startup item It may be disabled by 360 or something after setting it up.

The cables between the monitor and the graphics card are not plugged in tightly.

Tighten the fixing screws of the graphics card, plug in the two ends of the cable between the graphics card and the monitor, and tighten the fixing screws.

Whether the computer is a desktop or a notebook, the desktop computer will re-insert the line behind it, try to match the tight point, if not, disassemble the chassis, clean up the dust inside, and unplug all the accessories. Your problem is basically that the cable or the accessories are loose. If you have a notebook, send it for repair, and you need to remove the cover to clean it or overhaul it.

1. See if the external link line is in good contact.

2. Open the cover of the host and check whether the graphics card and memory module are in good contact.

3. Place the host on the ground or other places that are not in direct contact with the table to reduce its vibration.

If the graphics card or monitor is not in good contact, you need to re-fix the loose connectors.

1: Monitor problem.

2: HDMI cable or DVI cable problem.

If the wire is loose, plug it in tightly or change it.

The memory module is not in good contact, open the box and plug the memory module back in, and try again.

Check that the wiring and hardware inside the chassis are not loose.

Hard disks are the most likely.

The hardware on the computer is most afraid of vibration is the hard disk.

This may be the case if your hard drive is Seagate and has been used for more than two years.

If it is more than a year old for other brands, it is easy to make mistakes.

If it's IBM, then throw it down.

Quite simply, the motherboard power supply is not plugged in securely.

You are crazy? It's okay to shoot what the table.

Hehe. It is estimated that the computer host is not stable, and you slap the table and the computer host is shaking.

Your computer is humanized

Check your computer's power supply and the fan behind the main unit, either there is a problem with the power supply or the heat dissipation of the machine

I guess there is a problem with the power check.''

Hehe, laugh at me, are you crazy?

Hehe, I don't have anything to do with the computer every day.