My computer sometimes has a blue screen when playing!

There are many reasons for the blue screen. There are problems with the operating system itself, as well as hard drive track damage, viruses and Trojans, system resource exhaustion, hacker overflow attacks, and CPU temperature being too high.

First of all, rule out the cause of the virus and thoroughly check the computer with the latest virus database antivirus software.

Then see if it's the CPU temperature that's too high. A CPU temperature that is too high can also cause a blue screen. You can check the current CPU temperature in the BIOS, and the specific operation varies slightly according to the motherboard, which is not easy to explain.

Here I recommend using a third-party software, Everestultimate, to check the current CPU temperature. This software can be searched on your own**. After turning it on, the temperature of the CPU, graphics card will be displayed in the bottom right corner.

There will be a marker when you place the mouse on it. Generally speaking, the CPU temperature of the desktop computer should be between 40-60 degrees when it is just turned on, and the maximum temperature should not exceed 85 degrees when running games. Laptops may be slightly warmer due to heat dissipation issues.

If the temperature is too high, check the fan. It is recommended to send it to a professional hardware personnel for maintenance.

Problems with the operating system itself:

According to my personal experience, the lite version of XP of Rainforest Wood Wind will cause a blue screen when playing Warcraft III, and the time is not fixed. This kind of is a matter of the operating system itself, you see if your XP system is a lite version. If so, try changing to a different version of the operating system, as close to the original as possible.

The rest can only be analyzed on a case-by-case basis, the next time you screen a blue screen, please note down the displayed string of hexadecimal numbers, the general format is 0x0000005c, the last two digits will change. Then make a note of which file it says is where the error occurred.

Generally speaking, knowing the ** and the wrong file name will help you deduce which program is wrong. You add the blue screen** and the error file name to the problem, and I can help you analyze and figure out the solution.

If the blue screen flashes and restarts automatically, you can set the blue screen to stay. I'm using Windows Optimizer. Select System Optimization - Disk Cache Optimization - Remove the tick in front of "When the system has a fatal error, Windows will automatically restart", and the blue screen will not flash again.

Is this a lot of cases, is it often a system vulnerability or a file thing?

You're talking in detail.

Normal, reboot is sufficient, if it occurs multiple times, consider whether it is a conflict or overheating.

If a game always comes up it's a software conflict, don't care.

Common. : Memory hardware problems, a defect in a memory particle, often accompanied"x00013050980 closes"and other tips.

2: Memory overflow.

Suggestion. Try changing the memory slot and erase the gold finger with an eraser.

This situation is mostly seen when assembling machines. The reason is that the hardware is not compatible well.

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There are many reasons for the blue screen of the computer, first, caused by viruses, it is recommended that you boot up and press F8 to the safe mode to fully disinfect, second, system problems, reinstall the system can be solved, third, there is a conflict between software and hardware, or there are multiple anti-software, it is recommended to reinstall the system.

Fourth, there is dust in the case, falling on the memory slot, it is recommended to clean up the dust of the chassis comprehensively, fifth, the CPU temperature is too high, change to a larger fan, sixth, the memory module problem, one is that the memory is magnetized, wipe it down with a skin, if there are multiple memory sticks, it may be incompatible and cause a blue screen, the memory quality is not up to par7 The theft board software will also cause the blue screen The 8BIOS setting is not right, or the overclocking is unsuccessful, it will also cause the blue screen, the solution, You can remove the motherboard battery and restore the BIOS settings to the default settings by discharging the motherboard.

9 If it is a notebook, it is recommended to reinstall the system.

If it is still blue, it is recommended to return it to the factory or send it for repair.

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Landlord, you open the chassis (host), see the graphics card and memory, remove it, wipe the metal strips of the memory and graphics card with white paper, and it's OK.

Or if it's troublesome, send it for repair, ask for money, oh, see what you do? Repair it yourself or with money? Hehe.

The blue screen is a very common thing.,There's no big problem.,Uninstall the driver and reinstall it.,If it doesn't work, check the system again.,Finally, it's the memory.,The computer blue screen is generally the fault of the memory.,Try changing the memory.。

Mine too, as soon as you use the program connected to the Internet, you will appear, and you can't reinstall the system.

Is it that the computer has not been updated?,I was the same last time.,I'm new and gone.。

I've had this happen before, when I used Optimizer. Later, I found out that it was the system blue screen caused by Optimizer, and the problem of uninstalling Optimizer and restoring all settings has never appeared.

Your problem doesn't have to be an optimizer, but it could also be other software, and it is recommended to eliminate each ...... when you have time