How to get a total card on the computer, what about the total card on the computer?

Is it stuck, frozen, or slow to respond? What did you do before crashing or slowing down? What software plug-ins or patches are in place? Have you upgraded your hardware? (If the software is uninstalled before the card or patched, try it).

1. The antivirus software is installed more, and all the monitoring is turned on, less monitoring is turned on or not monitored, and the virus is often checked and killed.

2. The software or driver is not compatible with the system, reinstall or upgrade the driver.

4. Memory, graphics card, and voltage instability can also cause crashes (if the memory is too small, upgrade the memory).

5. The temperature of common hardware such as CPU or graphics card is too high, which is most likely to cause card and crash.

6. If the hard disk has bad sectors, use software to repair the bad sectors of the hard disk, format the hard disk, repartition and reinstall the hard disk, and replace the hard disk.

7. Upgrading the hardware causes an incompatible crash.

8. Too many junk files, too many disk fragments, etc.

9. If it always doesn't work, it is recommended to overhaul it.

Use the system that comes with the system restore method:

The system comes with the system restore: "Start" "Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" "System Restore", click "Restore my computer to an earlier time", press Next, you will see that the date page has a dark date, that is the restore point, after you select, click Next to restore (win7 restore the system, in the control panel then the device and security sub-option and then the backup and restore sub-option).

Computer crash or card is generally caused by software and hardware, software, drivers, systems caused by good solutions, due to hard disk or hardware incompatibility caused by not easy to solve, to find the fault is also more difficult, if so, it is best to overhaul it, repair or not in you, at least find out the fault in**.

If you've ruled out quality issues with your hardware, (your configuration is good).

The rest should be.

The first is whether your driver matches, and it is recommended to use the original driver to achieve the best results.

Then, check the software you have installed, whether there is a program that is occupying your CPU resources all the time, if so, see if you need it, disable it if you don't need it, and again, check if your virtual memory is enough.

Finally, check how much space your computer has on the C drive, preferably more than 3G space, if it is too little, clean up temporary files and unused software or fragments.

In addition, dust is also a cause, but not the main one, and timely dust removal is also necessary.

If it's a hardware problem, then you have to find a ** businessman, I can't solve it, hehe.

Look at your data and want to talk about it.

The temperature is on the high side, and the temperature is 20-35 degrees when the machine is turned on, and the temperature is between 30-40 degrees after running for a period of time.

Go to the computer city and find someone to order silicone grease and apply some to cool down.

2.Maybe you are using the computer company's ghost installation disk,Comes with an enhanced driver,This is the worst for the computer,Because ghost is backed up according to the configuration of someone else's machine,So,The driver is also the driver of someone else's hardware,You'd better install the system,Find the model of your hardware yourself,Go online or retrieve your original CD,Install the matching driver。

3.Installation of firewalls. If you don't have a firewall, there will be a lot of packets ping your machine on the Internet, which will take up your resources, so it's best to install a firewall or protection software.

Give it a second try.

Reinstall the system or optimize it with Super Bunny.

I think it's better to reinstall the system, and then don't install any optimization, it's better to optimize it yourself, and the computer is cleaner!

It may be that your hardware has poor heat dissipation, it is recommended to take apart the case to see the CPU and graphics card fans or something, and remove dust. Either there are too many junk files in your system, which affects the operation of the system, it is recommended that you use Super Rabbit to clean up the system and then optimize it, maybe it will be good, I wish you an early solution to the problem!

Your question is not clear.

Whether to play a game card or not to play games, watch movies and listen to songs will also get stuck Have you cleaned up junk files Have you scanned viruses Have you tested the CPU temperature How long has the computer been bought Has it been re-applied to silicone And so on We will know how to help you solve the problem only after you have made it clear Hehe.

Change win7 32-bit system and update the driver.

To summarize your own experience, you can follow the following steps:

1. It may be a medium virus or a Trojan horse, use antivirus software to kill the virus, 360 free antivirus can be, keep using this, the effect is very good.

2. Check if the remaining capacity of the C drive is not enough, transfer or delete some files.

3. Clean up the C disk, clean up the garbage with 360, or use the optimization master to optimize, there are many more technologies about cleaning the C disk, these two are used more, you can go and see it.

4. Some software that is not used often and occupies a lot of memory can be unloaded directly, wasting resources.

5. If it still doesn't work, you can only reinstall the system or change the system.

Is there no space in your C drive? When did this first happen?

Clean up junk files with Antivirus. Don't use 360