What is wrong with my laptop?

[Windows Central Question]

Hello,
I'm having DELL laptop and i have some problems and i don't know where to ask so i am searching for help. My laptop is running only on charger without battery for over a year without any problems and suddenly my pc turns off and i cant turn it on again. After the windows loading at startup i get black screen. And after i turn it off and turn it on again I get Automatic repair and it says that windows didn't started correctly. I tried reinstalling the windows many times but still the same problem. The last time i reinstalled the windows after 5 minutes on the desktop it freezes everything and i hear a lot noise inside and it heats up a lot. I saw in Task Manager at processes that DISK was 100% and it was red. I tried everything, cleaned up the dust inside, CHKDSK, changed the hard disk and still got the problem. Any help?

 

[PlexusCV]

Seems like your laptop is overheating. To confirm this try to check cpu and gpu temps with a program like hwmonitor.

Edit:

If your laptop cant boot into windows try to boot with a bootable linux flash drive and install 'sensors' with the terminal.

How to create a bootable linux flash drive:
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows

How to install sensors on linux: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto

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[holdum333]

Hi Welcome to Windows Central. I agree with @PlexusCV . Creating a Linux bootable flash drive is a excellent suggestion. If Linux will run without problems, you will have eliminated all hard ware except your hard drive. I think I'm right about that. @PlexusCV can correct me if that's not true. Things that make noise are hard drives and fans.:wink: As was suggested in above reply. It's very possible that your PC is over heating and the noise is coming from your fan!
Very nice reply @ PlexusCV
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