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  I have several theories for how it happened. One of them, is that my computer was overheating, who often stop him. This can affect some son or circuitboards, cast them or otherwise. In addition, the keyboard cable may have decreased a coward, I heard others complain. Finally, it could be a very powerful virus that my antivirus (Avast) can not know. Please, help me, I am in anxiety and the immense need.

  Hello

  First of all, try to run the diagnostics of material on the hard drive and check. To run the test keep tapping F2 as soon as you turn it on. Here is the link with the instructions:

  HP Notebook PC - hardware failures (Windows 8) screening

  If all the tests on the hard drive then try to backup your important data and perform a full recovery. The recovery will be completely wipe everything and reset the computer to factory settings which should eliminate any type of virus or software problems.

  perform a recovery