PLEASE HELP!!!! Laptop won't boot up!

Last night, I closed the lid on my laptop without shutting it down or putting it in Sleep Mode, but when I got up this morning, my laptop was really warm and I couldn't get the screen to come back up. So, I manually shut it down and restarted it. When it booted up, I logged on and everything froze up within two minutes afterwards. So, I manually shut it down again (because everything was frozen) and I restarted it back again in Safe Mode and everything works fine. But the USB drives and the speakers aren't working in Safe or regular mode, so I'm not really sure what's going on. My laptop did this before (about 2 weeks ago), but I did a system restore and everything went back to normal, so I'm not sure what exactly is the issue now, because I've done another system restore and it didn't help. If anyone has any information on what this could be, please help. I have some important documents that I haven't backed up and I'd hate to lose them all since I can't use the USB ports to get anything off.
(I have a Satellite L-505D using Windows 7)

Can you do a Chkdsk from safe mode? Select all the options and let it run. Be patient.
Also try to system restore from something further back in time. Probably the restore image you used was no good.
Pull the battery out, reboot, reload the default settings in BIOS. Put battery back in later.
If you are able to fix it, make a habit of backing up things regularly. Use an external drive or second hard drive. You can automate backup too. Also consider purchasing something like RollbackRX to help correct things quickly.

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