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So, whenever my computer gets plugged in, it kills itself(goes to 1/10th the speed)...

I already made a thread about this, so I learned a few things:
It's not the PSU, power supply, power plan etc..
It does not get better if there is no battery
It takes hours to charge if it's being used

Any ideas?

malware

Originally Posted by Austin

malware

Not malware, sadly. MalwareBytes didn't give any positives.

Originally Posted by KillTheNoise

Buy a new pc

I'd love to, but I'm running a pretty expensive one at the moment, and unfortunatly, that isn't an option.

Buy a new pc

@arunforce isn't this the same problem that you once described on skype (about your computer)?

Originally Posted by Prometheois117

MalwareBytes didn't give any positives.

Originally Posted by Austin

It gave a PUPs, but nothing serious, I should rephrase.

Originally Posted by Austin

OP confirmed troll.

It kills it self before or after windows loads up?

Originally Posted by Youtro

It kills it self before or after windows loads up?

Whenever it gets plugged in.

Haven't really testing the boot speed with it being plugged in versus it not.

Originally Posted by Prometheois117

Whenever it gets plugged in.

Haven't really testing the boot speed with it being plugged in versus it not.

How did you manage to bring up maleware bytes???
wait WTF? when you say "it" is plugged in, what are you talking about the PC???

Originally Posted by Youtro

How did you manage to bring up maleware bytes???
wait WTF? when you say "it" is plugged in, what are you talking about the PC???

I thought it was obvious I was talking about a laptop.

Originally Posted by Prometheois117

I thought it was obvious I was talking about a laptop.

Well if you already re-installed windows, It's gotta be a hardware problem so just send it to repair :\ could be anything really.

Originally Posted by Prometheois117

So, whenever my computer gets plugged in, it kills itself(goes to 1/10th the speed)...

I already made a thread about this, so I learned a few things:
It's not the PSU, power supply, power plan etc..
It does not get better if there is no battery
It takes hours to charge if it's being used

Any ideas?

ok. re-install windows now and check if it changes. this might be a power plan but since your saying its definitely not just re-install windows.

btw,since when is this occurring?

Originally Posted by Jew

ok. re-install windows now and check if it changes. this might be a power plan but since your saying its definitely not just re-install windows.

btw,since when is this occurring?

Since I got the computer, and I've already tried re-installing windows.

I accidentally downgraded to windows 7 professional

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