Today I went to a friend’s house to repair the computer. The computer situation is like this. After turning on the computer and entering the desktop, there will be stuttering for five to ten seconds, and then everything will return to normal.
During this period, the mouse can be moved, that is, double-clicking any program, including clicking on the Start menu, will not respond. I looked at the program it started randomly, and there was only one antivirus software. The system is equipped with WIN7 64-bit flagship version, and the motherboard is relatively old, and it is from Gigabyte G41. I won’t introduce the others too much.
The problem of booting a card should be considered relatively common. This problem is more likely to occur in systems that have been used for a period of time. It is generally caused by many randomly started programs, but this computer is obviously not because of this.
At the beginning, I used some common methods to deal with it, including anti-virus, uninstalling similar programs, cleaning up garbage, etc. I checked the background process, the services and drivers that were opened, and there were no exceptions.
After a long time of struggle, it still couldn't solve it. Just when I was planning to rebuild a system for him, I remembered that there was another trick that was useless, which was to upgrade the driver. Because when I first opened the Device Manager, the driver seemed to be normal, so I didn't want to fix the driver.
Anyway, the system needs to be reinstalled, so just do it as a living person. I upgraded the graphics card and network card driver for it, and then restarted the computer. What happened? You may have guessed that the problem was solved like this. I restarted several times in a row, but there was no problem of booting up.
It is obvious that the problem lies in the driver, but the problem is hidden deep and cannot be seen, which means that the eyes can sometimes deceive people. The above method can only be said to be a way to solve the problem. It is not that the computer boot card is a driver problem. I hope everyone will not misunderstand this point. If you encounter this problem in the future, you might as well try this method, but I dare not guarantee whether it can succeed.
