(Jun 11, 2019 02:12 PM)lmfao3zWin Wrote:  Hello, everybody! 2 days ago my laptop (Lenovo G50-30) started auto shutdowning every 5-15. I thought it could be an overheating but on touch I think the laptop's temperature is like every time since I bought it in 2015. Also my unsaved things in notepad++ have been auto-deleted, Chrome is a "run command", not a program and my Firefox is slowly than usual. What could be the problem? Thanks!

(Jun 11, 2019 03:57 PM)Yac1ne Wrote:  It's probably a virus

(Jun 12, 2019 01:43 AM)lmfao3zWin Wrote:  If It's already auto shutdown once, it starts again shutdowning when I turn it on but before it shows up the Windows. Also I can log into my dual-booted Ubuntu.

(Jun 12, 2019 01:49 AM)Yac1ne Wrote:  Since you can't boot into windows properly , you won't be able to do a full virus scan anyway , you need a bootable solution , i recommend Bitdefender Rescue CD , if this doesn't work , sorry to say it's better to reinstall windows

(Jun 13, 2019 05:28 AM)Deathbox Wrote:  Reinstall Debian/Fedora/Mint/Ubuntu and call it a day.

(Jun 13, 2019 10:56 AM)lmfao3zWin Wrote:  Well, now It is turning off before I log into Windows and when I'm in the BIOS so I can't even reinstall my Windows without a flash drive or disc.

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But how this would help?

(Jun 13, 2019 10:56 AM)lmfao3zWin Wrote:  Well, now It is turning off before I log into Windows and when I'm in the BIOS so I can't even reinstall my Windows without a flash drive or disc.

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But how this would help?

(Jun 13, 2019 11:44 AM)Deathbox Wrote:  It's extremely likely that it's just malware related. It's easier just to reinstall the OS at this point.

EDIT - I didn't see the part about the BIOS sorry, yeah it's definitely a hardware problem. @OP you should check the warranty status and send it back but since you bought in 2015, it's probably expired by now.

(Jun 13, 2019 11:01 AM)Yac1ne Wrote:  If it's actually shutting down while in the bios , then you have a hardware problem buddy

(Jun 15, 2019 04:07 AM)Deathbox Wrote:  At this point I would just get a used thinkpad, how were you able to install W10 if it constantly reboots? Or does opening your laptop allow you to do this? If that's the case then perhaps it is a throttling issue.