A little question about the computer, a little bit about the computer

The first multi-computer was born in 1985, and its main function refers to the combination of audio, graphic images and computer interactive control for comprehensive processing.

On February 14, 1946, the world's first computer, ENIAC, was born at the University of Pennsylvania in the United States.

**ProcessorCentral Processing Unit abbreviated as CPUC1994In March 1994, China was allowed to join the Internet, and in May of the same year, all China networking work was completed.

This is not a problem with your computer's configuration.

I live with my girlfriend and have 2 computers. The configurations are i3 3220 + HD7750 + 4G + 128G SSD, i7 4790K + GTX960 + 8G + 256G SSD. When playing together, the i7 100% loading is only a little faster than the i3 100% loading.

In fact, it is the difference in SSD transfer speed). When you quit the game, you often have a prompt to wait for the end of the settlement screen to appear, and the time difference is 1-2 seconds. Obviously, this 1-2 seconds is the gap in the configuration.

Since it's the same intranet, and I remember it was after an update at the beginning of this year, it can be inferred that it was the game version update or the wait caused by my network exchanging data with the server.

You can consider upgrading the memory to 8G and removing the virtual memory from the settings.

These yellow exclamation marks in Device Manager on your computer indicate that the hardware does not have a driver installed or that the driver is installed incorrectly.

Solution: (Try the third method first, it's more convenient).

You can right-click on the hardware, select the "Uninstall" command, and then reboot the system, if it is a Windows XP operating system, most of the time the hardware will be automatically recognized and the driver will be installed automatically. However, in some cases you may need to insert a driver disk, so follow the prompts.

As for why standby can't be used, you install the driver first, and see if the graphics card driver can be used after it is installed.

In addition, it is also possible that in the motherboard BIOS, the ATPI power option is turned off, you can update the driver first, and then see.

Also, you right-click on the desktop and click on Properties.

Select [Screen Saver] - [Power] - [Hibernation] - Enable hibernation.

The drive is not fully installed, and there are two ways to deal with it. One is to complete the driver, you can install a driver wizard and let it help you find the driver. The second is to deactivate this hardware (right-click to select).

Hello, I can only help you solve the standby problem, just reinstall the motherboard driver, or delete the hardware that supports "ACPI" in the "Device Manager", restart the machine, and reinstall the hardware according to the system prompts.

If you can't standby on a newly installed system, or if the system won't boot after performing these functions, make sure that STD and STR are turned on in Bois, and if so, check if the hardware supports ACPI Advanced Power Management (especially for motherboards), or consider hardware conflicts.