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Why it is said that restart can solve 90% of the problem of windows system, many novices are not very clear about this. In order to help you solve this problem, the following editor will explain it in detail. People with this need can come and learn. I hope you can get something.

As a promising youth of the post-90s generation, I have been surfing the Internet day and night since I bought a computer at home (are you GG or MM?). However, with the passage of time, the computer at home slowly began to quarrel: the mouse suddenly did not respond, the keyboard did not respond, and the black screen crashed and the blue screen was even more common.

But at this time, as long as you tap the small restart button of the host, when the familiar XP blue sky and white cloud interface appears, everything will return to normal. I'm sure you've had this experience reading this article in front of the screen, so do you know why a humble restart can bring your device back to life?

In the final analysis: the system cannot cure itself.

Take the simplest analogy: when you drive on the road, the road ahead is rotten, but there is a fork in the road next door.

At this point, you can go around the fork to restore your normal driving distance. This is equivalent to the wired network card and the wireless network card in the computer. If your wired network card is broken, but the wireless network card still works, the system will automatically switch to the wireless network card for networking. Both methods can achieve the same goal: surfing the Internet.

Similarly, when you are driving and drive to the bridge, the bridge suddenly breaks, with a broken bridge in front and a pile of traffic behind you.

In this situation, you are in a dilemma. After waiting for hours to make no progress, you begin to collapse as you rush to get to work. Corresponding to the computer, some programs encounter any fatal error, defect or BUG, which is likely to cause the system to fail to deal with this error and lead to a crash, usually a blue screen or a crash.

To sum up, the system (not only Windows, Android, iOS, etc.) can easily deal with some problems that are easy to "detour".

However, in the case of a big problem such as "broken bridge", the system can not be solved by "detour", so it will collapse directly if it cannot bear it.

So is there a common solution? There must be. Rebooting solves 90% of the problems. You think it's a joke.

100% of these 90% problems are caused by programmers.

Some programs run like this: when it starts, it must ask for a specified system resource (such as. DLL, what. Sys), and if it can't be found, it will cause a series of inexplicable problems.

This situation is more common in the system startup process, a system file is not read, some key startup file errors will cause this problem and lead to system crash.

To put it popularly, the system wants to find this string of data, but no matter how to find it, it will give up the treatment and show it to you directly on the blue screen. Just like you are in the exam, when you come across a question that you can't do, and you still can't figure it out when you think of losing all your hair, it's still wrong to scribble.

At this point, rebooting will cause the system code to run again from scratch, and there is a "probability" that the data that has not been read correctly will be re-read, allowing the system to return to normal. For example, when you turn to the same question the day before the exam, you immediately write it out as soon as you read it on the day of the exam, and then take a look at the result: full score.

Sometimes your situation is not so bad, not so bad as the blue screen, but the computer is getting slower and slower, or even crashing. This is the pot of program code, shoddy code will take up a lot of system resources at run time, and the endless loop is the one who slows the system down.

@ echo off

Start

Cmd%0

Here Supercontinent also provides you with a string of CMD code, create a txt text, copy this string of things to save, and change the txt suffix to bat to run, and you can experience the pleasure of the endless loop (virtual machine experiment is recommended).

At this time, the computer resource consumption is getting higher and higher, and the system is running more and more slowly, and you only need to click the restart button to solve this problem, and after the restart, you will be angry enough to delete the bat.

The reason why rebooting can solve this problem is that the process of shutting down and booting the computer shuts down the neurotic program, frees up system resources and runs normally.

In addition, there is another situation, that is, when the application is opened and closed, it is not clean and refuses to leave in the background. at this time, the system has accumulated a lot of background applications, and the operation is getting slower and slower.

After restart, these daemons can be cleared if they are not self-started, and the system runs more smoothly. Summary: the crystallization of human wisdom, necessary skills for home travel.

"just restart", this solution was handed down to 9102 along with other magic skills, as well as slapping maintenance and reinstallation to solve 99% of the problem.

Although they all seem simple and rude and do not seem to solve problems effectively, it is these miraculous skills that enable the general public to put their devices into service before replacing the next generation of electronic products.

In terms of daily life, rebooting is also the most convenient way to solve most problems, so the next time your mobile computer encounters a problem, why not restart it?

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