PC crashing is a very popular issue now-a-days. Sometimes the crash shows by a blue screen or any other warning. And sometimes the computer directly shuts down without giving any warning. Generally this problem takes place when any program that may be any application or any part of the OS stops to perform its expected functions.
Corrupted System Registry Files
Windows based computers has registry files on it. These files contain the operations performed by the computer. Sometimes these files can turn out to be corrupted or can be misplaced. And sometimes all of the files get lost. If any of these three problems occurs then the registry of the system becomes compromised. It can also cause frequent crashes. To avoid this problem the best way is to run a program to clean the Windows registry. These types of programs scan the whole registry of the computer and if any problem occurs then repairs automatically.
Too Little Available Memory
Another reason of PC crashing is availability of very small amount of memory. A computer has a large amount of memory at the initial position. It seems like never ending. But the memory cannot be endless. A huge amount of files can be stored in the memory. But it has an end limit. If the memory available in the computer is very low then the unnecessary files should be removed. It can be happened by performing the PC cleanup program. These programs remove the internet files which are temporary and other useless files which are stored in the memory space. Backup of unwanted files on any type of storage media can be done.
Disorganized Files
The disorganized way of files can cause PC crashing. Mainly the Operating System handles the organization of files in the system memory. The files are break up by the OS and it fits them into the gaps of the memory. After a certain period these unorganized files can cause crashing. The Disk Fragmentation is the best solution for this problem. To avoid the problem of crashing due to this problem it is required to defrag the disk periodically.
Overheating
Overheating is another reason of PC crashing. The central processing unit of the computer has a fan which is designed to keep it cool. If the computer is running for a long period, it can cause overheating. While running the computer it should be checked that the vents of the CPU are blocked or not. It must not be blocked so the air can pass easily. If the computer becomes overheated then the fan should be tested. If after testing the problem occurs then it should be replaced immediately.
Malicious Softwares
The most important reason of PC crashing is virus. Most of the viruses are getting into the computer through the Internet. It can affect the computer very badly. It can slow down the PC; can cause loss of data and also PC crashing. There is much software available in the market known as antivirus which must be installed in the computer. This type of software scans the whole computer to detect the virus and clean them. It should be updated frequently to provide the security.
Computer crashing can cause computer to damage quickly. So after buying the new computer, knowledge on this type of crash and its equivalent knowledge to solve the crash should be there.
PC Troubleshooting Tips: Why is My PC Crashing?,Alia Haley is a blogger by profession. She loves writing on technology and luxury. Beside this she is fond of bags. She recently added two Brighton Handbags to her collection. These days she is busy in writing an article on 3d Modeling Software.
George
Dec 22. 2011
Sometimes, my desktop will show a blue screen and would restart itself. Do you happen to know how to fix this? Do i have to reformat my PC?
TechCrates
Dec 22. 2011
Look for most common reasons for the pc crash … shared in the article !! Update here if its resolved or not
Sally Brown
Dec 23. 2011
Thanks for the explanation of the Corrupted System Registry Files. I had never really understood this before. Sally
TechCrates
Dec 23. 2011
Thanks to Alia for the contribution !!
Jerin Jose
Dec 23. 2011
I never use Anti Virus since it makes my system slow. And as a result, there is a lot of problems created by Viruses. Is there any other solutions to deal with viruses.
TechCrates
Dec 23. 2011
“Antivirus makes the system slow” is just a myth !! I myself use antivirus but doesn’t face such problems
Angel Collins
Dec 27. 2011
Thanks for these information. I don’t have anti-virus and I think that my computer has a low memory so I end up always having to reformat my computer. I just think of buying a new one because it has been a hassle for me for having it reformat most of the time. 🙂
deep
Dec 27. 2011
computer get corrupt through malicious errors which even get computer make corrupts
bilal
Jan 05. 2012
my computer gets corrupt most often and i just hit my head on the table every time because it waste time a lot …. now i can stay safe from this after reading your post , thanks
TracyAnn0312
Jan 05. 2012
Sometimes, Computers may be corrupted because there are too many file located in it. Try to erase unimportant files to prevent computer from crashing!
Michael
Jan 20. 2012
For diagnostics if you have a dell you can hit F12 when you first turn it on and choose utility partition to eliminate hardware as the cause.
computer-repair
Jan 24. 2012
This article is very informative about diagnosing computer problems. However some problems are more obvious and over looked. If you having issues with random crashes – Perhaps your system is overheating – We see a lot this happening when people have pets and don’t realize that their computer is also a vacuum cleaner. Sometimes just opening the case and blowing out the pounds of pet hair and dust, can fix your problem.
sohan
Jan 26. 2012
Thanks for sharing such a nice tricks with us.
Jenifar
Jun 05. 2012
Thanks for sharing the fantastic information. After some days my laptop operating system crash regularly. Hope next time i’ll solve it.
Farabi
Jun 19. 2012
This is really helpful information. I face problem with my laptop. To solve this problem i have to meet the specialist. After reading the content, hope i’ll manage this. Thanks for sharing this post.