What should I do if my computer freezes?

What should I do if my computer freezes? ——A summary of popular solutions across the network in the past 10 days

Recently, the problem of computer lag or crash has become a hot topic in major technology forums and social platforms. With the popularity of remote working and online learning, system stability issues have become more prominent. This article will provide you with structured solutions based on hot discussions across the Internet in the past 10 days.

1. Statistics of popular computer fault types across the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Emergency treatment plan (5-step quick recovery)

1.force restart: Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to force shutdown, wait 30 seconds and then restart

2.Safe mode diagnostics: Press F8 when booting to enter safe mode and check recently installed software

3.task manager cleanup: Ctrl+Alt+Del brings up the task manager and ends the high-occupancy process

4.Temperature detection: Use tools such as HWMonitor to check whether the CPU/GPU temperature is abnormal

5.system restore: Fall back to the latest stable system restore point (this function needs to be turned on in advance)

3. Ranking of popular preventive measures

4. Special cases in recent hot discussions

1.Compatibility issues caused by Windows 11 22H2 update: Microsoft’s official forum shows that this version may cause lag on some old hardware.

2.Chrome browser memory leak: The latest version has a problem of excessive background tab page usage. It is recommended to temporarily roll back to version 102.

3.Domestic software conflicts: Multiple security software running at the same time can easily cause system crashes

5. Hardware detection standard reference values

6. Professional maintenance suggestions

1.Data backup is a priority: Regularly use cloud storage or mobile hard drive to back up important files

2.Choose formal services: Avoid using system optimization tools from unknown sources

3.Hardware upgrade consultation: It is recommended to use tools such as CPU-Z to check the existing configuration before deciding on the upgrade plan.

4.System log analysis: Locate the specific error code through the event viewer (eventvwr.msc)

Recent data shows that about 70% of stuck problems can be solved through software optimization, and the remaining 30% require hardware intervention. It is recommended that users try the solutions provided in this article first, and then consider sending them for repair if the problem persists.