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No not currently.. You think the PSU just suddenly broke down after a week?

It doesn't do anything... Do icperhaps enable 'Secure boot'? or is that not it?

I'm not sure what you mean with the optimized BIOS thing? Do I press F5 whilstg in the BIOS or..?

haven't done a burn-in test but it has run for 8 hours straight before. I do also sometimes see BSOD's. my motherboard does not warp. I just don't think it can be temperature issues, the computer has worked fine for a full week, also under heavy gaming loads.. no problem whatsoever.

I only have one memory module and it's in the second memory slot from the CPU which would be A2.

I did, it is now on the most current version.

It's just normal, nothing out of the ordinary, First thing I checked was Task Manager, cpu is only getting used for 10% approx.. IF it swould've been a temperature problem, why wouldn't until after a week of perfect use?

Welp, that's what I was trying to say, this is probably the issue.

Does your mother re-use her password? It could be that another service she used got hacked in such a way that the email:password combination got leaked. The supposed 'hacker' then tried that combination on the login page of your mothers email provider and voila, 'hacked'. For this to happen you or your mother don't need to be infected with any virus, It could just be the weak protection of the services your mother uses. I always suggest to use a password manager which always creates a unique password for every service.

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