What happens when a computer freezes as soon as you log out? What should I do?

System restore, or use other users, and set other users as administrators.

The best way to do this is to apply for another account instead of an administrator.

The problem you mentioned, I analyzed, is likely to be caused by a virus or a virus-like background resident program, because when logging out, the system will exit all programs that reside in memory and are running, and then log back into the system, and you will crash when you log out, that is, when you exit a background or resident program, it will crash. It is recommended that you carefully analyze the registry and then remove the resident procedures one by one to determine it. Of course, you can also kill the virus first.

There's a problem with the system, let's redo it.

This problem is also too extensive, there are many reasons for the crash, poisoning, dust, drive, can cause the crash.

Crash in this weather? It could be a memory issue!!

1 was poisoned.

2. The system is overheated and has too much dust.

3. System crash.

If you rule out hardware problems, there are these reasons in terms of software:

1. The user is controlled by a remote Trojan, and everything on the computer is in the hands of hackers.

2.Viruses or malicious plug-ins invade the system, resulting in system damage. Use antivirus software such as 360 to check and kill.

3.The driver installed on the computer is not compatible, and the computer will crash when it runs for a period of time.

4.The compatibility of the software itself, the serious conflict between the software incompatibility and the system conflict, and the computer crashes.

1 Ensure the correct BIOS settings. The settings in the BIOS must be appropriate, the wrong BIOS settings will cause you to freeze when running Windows.

2 Always check the contact status of computer accessories. Running in the case of poor board contact will cause the system to crash, so when replacing computer accessories, be sure to make the board fully contact with the motherboard.

3 Clean the chassis regularly. Too much dust will cause poor contact between the boards and cards, causing the system to crash during operation, so the chassis should be cleaned at all times and not let too much dust accumulate in the chassis.

4. Insist on carefully checking and killing viruses. Do not use CD-ROMs or floppy disks from unknown sources, and check attachments in emails with anti-virus software before opening them.

5 Shut down in the correct order of operation. Do not turn off the power before the application software finishes running normally, otherwise it will cause system file damage or loss, and cause a crash during startup or operation.

6 Avoid multitasking at the same time. Do not run other software during defragmentation or checking your hard drive with anti-virus software, as this will cause a crash.

7 Don't be overly innovative. The drivers of various hardware do not have to be updated at any time, because the drivers that have just been developed often have bugs in them, which will cause damage to the system and cause the system to crash, and the latest is not necessarily the best.

8 When uninstalling the software, use the built-in anti-installer or the installation and uninstallation method in Windows, do not delete the program folder directly, because some files may be shared by other programs, once these shared files are deleted, the application software will be unusable and crash.

9 When setting up a hardware device, it is best to check for Interrupt Reservation (IRQ) and do not let other devices use the interrupt number, so as not to cause interrupt conflicts and cause system crashes.

10 When surfing the Internet, do not open too many browser windows, otherwise it will cause insufficient system resources and cause the system to crash.

11 If your machine memory is not very large, do not run a program that takes up a lot of memory, such as Photoshop, otherwise it will easily crash when running.

12 For system files or important files, it is best to use hidden attributes so that these files are not deleted due to wrong operation and cause system panic.

13 When modifying the master boot record of the hard disk, it is best to save the original record first to prevent the original boot record from being unable to be restored due to the failure of the modification.

14 CPU, graphics card and other accessories generally do not overclock, if you really need to overclock, pay attention to the temperature of the board after overclocking, CPU, graphics card, etc. work at abnormal frequency and temperature for a long time, it will automatically restart or crash, and burn the CPU, graphics card, and motherboard.

Let's check if it's a hardware problem.

There should be a problem with the motherboard,,Go to the after-sales service to take a look!!

.Reboot and reset boisIf it still doesn't work, turn off the power and check each connection interface for defects. And properly cleaned!

1。Software conflicts, incompatibilities: redundant similar software installations! The computer is overclocked or there is too much software installed, and the system memory is insufficient!

360 Butler, Software Uninstall, Find Uninstall, Again: Powerful Cleaning! Or: Start Menu, Programs, Find Excess Software Uninstalled!

2。The computer system is interfered with by stubborn viruses and Trojans or worms, or you have lost your system files!

360 system first aid kit, start first aid, after finishing, restart the computer!

After booting up, [File Recovery Area], click on: suspicious startup items and Trojans, delete files completely!

Again: [System Repair], select all, fix it now! [Network Repair] to start the repair. Restart your computer!

Jinshan First Aid Kit, **, click on the lower right corner: Upgrade now! When you're done, click [Extended Scan], scan it now, process it now, and restart your computer! Antivirus, Full Scan, Quarantine, Trojan and Suspicious Viruses, Point: Completely Removed!

4。Do it when necessary: restore the system or reinstall the system with one click!

5。Hardware problems, hard disk or motherboard or fan problems, send it for repair!

Is the fan broken?

Take off the memory module, use the eraser to wipe back and forth on the gold finger a few times, and then put it back in. TRY ...

1. Next Master Lu, let's see if the temperature is too high, if so, it's a fan problem.

2. Test the voltage and socket, if it is normal, change the power supply and try it.

Press the power button directly or hold down the power button to see if it will turn off? If not, wipe off the metal strip of the memory and press the hard drive cable on the hard drive and motherboard, and then use HDTURE to check the hard drive.

What should I do if the computer is logging out all the time and can't turn it off? This is because the power supply may be too heat-hot. In this case, we can try the Changan power button to force it to shut down. Let's take a look at the detailed solutions.

Me too. I guess it's time to fix it. Please take a look at it.