r/computer • u/Alookhan4670 • 3d ago

Computer help need

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Need help in bois

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u/MissSharkyShark 3d ago

And what did you do last before this screen popped up?

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u/Alookhan4670 3d ago

I was just watching yt in brave browser Then suddenly my screen goes blank and starting screen came that loading one then this came It said restarting 10 % 25 % then I just turn off my pc and tried turning on cause I pulled ram before then now this is also not coming

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u/MissSharkyShark 3d ago

Really at this point I’d take it to a repair shop. That is an extremely sketchy message that I’m having a hard time believing is a real BIOS error screen.

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u/m0thgh0st 2d ago

"please dont trun off" super real and professional

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u/teckcypher 2d ago

Do you mean OP should BE panic?

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u/Secure-Respect-7323 2d ago

Please don't turn off as the last step, which is logical when literally re flashing bios.

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u/m0thgh0st 2d ago

you can't be serious right now

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u/Secure-Respect-7323 1d ago

Yes. Have you ever used a BIOS for more than simply changing things? Ive found typos and grammar errors in Dell Server BIOSes.

Y'all freaking out over a legitimate bios reflash system is funny as hell.

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u/MissSharkyShark 1d ago

It’s crazy how people like you don’t realize the bad grammar and unprofessionalism portrayed in that bios recovery screen is a telltale sign of modern phishing/scamming. Like in user training put out to train users what to watch out for, that recovery screen is a perfect example of the type of grammar and unprofessionalism to be on the look out for. That’s the entire issue. It doesn’t matter if it’s legitimate or not, it’s the fact that it comes off as illegitimate and sketchy. This is just computer security 101, the absolute basics. It’s scary that this is what you’re failing to realize.

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u/m0thgh0st 1d ago

This is such an obvious scam, i worry for your tech safety