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First of all, thank you for all the support, everyone.
I have a Windows boot disk which I made a while ago.
When it does start up :) , I can get into the BIOS.

Funny enough, last night, the machine all of a sudden decided to start up again.
This morning too, however, on both occasions, the battery was removed, but the laptop was plugged into the mains.
Could that indicate a faulty battery? Yet, in my taskbar, the battery gauge looks quite normal, at 100%, no red cross or anything.

Once again, a "ghost" copy of my Generic PnP Monitor had appeared in the Device Manager and the Intel Graphics driver is now 19/05/2016.

So, looks like a bit of a puzzle here, but thank you for all the help so far.

First of all, to avoid all confusion, the battery I mentioned was the main battery, not the CMOS one, but nevertheless thanks for the advice.

And here is the Sentinel screenshot:

Thanks again.

Thank you so much for all your patience and the time you invest in other people's problems, everyone.

Open administrative command prompt and type or copy and paste these commands:
1) sfc /scannow
2) dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
3) chkdsk /scan
4) msconfig (move dot from normal startup to selective startup, in-check load startup items, click services tab, in the left lower corner check hide all Microsoft services, in the lower right click disable all, click apply or ok and do not reboot.)
5) taskmgr (click the startup tab, click the status column so that it sorts with enable on top, right click each row that displays enable and change to disable)
6) shutdown /r
At this juncture you should be in clean boot.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...oot-in-windows
How to perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 - TechNet Articles - United States (English) - TechNet Wiki


7) powercfg -energy
Please use onedrive to post a share link for the report: C:\Windows\system32\energy-report.html

Please report the results of each scannow, restorehealth, and chkdsk /scan into the forum.
Let us know about any performance changes comparing normal boot to clean boot.

There you go,
I completed all the tasks.
First the screenshots:
Scannow:

RestoreHealth:

Chkdsk:


The HTML file can be found here.
Thanks again.

Thanks again.

The HTML link using onedrive was not readable. Please find another method to post.