Windows 10: unrequested single use code

Recently my computer was hacked. I have had all of my banking information changed and had my computer professionally cleaned. However I am continuing to receive emails with single use codes. I have not requested these codes with the exception of one dated 7.31.23 at at 4:26 pm CDT. I know it says I can ignore the emails as someone may have accidentally entered my email. I find this reason not likely to be the issue. I am the only one that uses this home/personal computer. My email address is unique. Can someone assist me? Who is asking for these codes? I am not!

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Unrequested verification codes

Dear all,

Since the beginning of this week I have received six unrequested verification codes via sms. Does that mean someone's been trying to hack my account? If so, what can I do about it?

Thanks in advance!

Best,

 

Win 10 unrequested shutdown/sleep

Beginning 10/2017, my desktop shuts down or sleeps on its own. It happens on or off line. I've read about unrequested restarts, but not my problem. The incidents are becoming more frequent (six times in the past half hour this morning). Any suggestions?

 

Dual boots from a single physical drive  

OK, @churin, the next step is to try to get that second EFI system partition to boot Windows 8 directly. In a command prompt with admin run:
Code:

Now, similar to my computer below:




The last partition in your list should be a 99 or 100 MB system partition, but it will have a different partition number. You want to continue in the same command prompt window with:

Code:

Now reboot your computer and see if you can get that EFI system partition (Windows Boot Manager) to boot directly into Windows 8. If you can, we move on to the next steps.