First: There was a warning message, Second my dad explained to me it MAY die.
From reading your posts, I see you have a laptop. Laptops die faster than desktops. I am not talking about virues here, I am talking about hardware failure. The most common part of the computer that fails, is the screen. Unless it is backlit, it will fail after a couple years of usage. When playing games on laptops, they tend to over heat faster than a desktop will and if your laptop is too hot, the computer will turn off automactlly. The computer does this to stop the circut board from getting too hot. The 2nd most common thing to fail on a laptop, is the hard drive. Once the hard drive fails, the hard drive will never work again and your operating system can never boot up. This only really happens if your laptop is really old or your computer over heats too much. Other things that will be worn out on your laptop over the years are:
Some of your keyboard keys will be broken if you press on that key too much.
Your laptop's battery will soon only work 5 or so mins before the computer has to turn off if its not plugged in.
If you mess around with your laptop charger's cable too much, your charger slot may stop working, thus your computer has trouble charging.
I have experenced all of these problems, and I had 2 laptops die. I've had so many computers over the years and so many computer failures. I suggest backing up the files you wish to keep on a external hard drive or on multiple computers, so if you ever find out your computer won't turn on, atleast you have your files. You may not be lucky if you don't do so because I had a computer fail on me and I didn't even back up anything. I lost lots of files cause I didn't do so. If you don't want to break your keyboard keys, I suggest buying a USB keyboard and play games on that. Trust me, I broke several laptop keyboard keys off cause I pressed on it way too many times. Also your laptop's mouse can break too, so if you buy a USB mouse you can also protect your laptop's mouse. Don't mess around with your laptop's charger too much cause that happend way too often to me, and I had a laptop that couldn't charge anymore just because I moved the cable around too much. The best thing you can do for your laptop is, just try to be gentle with all things involving your laptop. Laptops break far more often than desktops do.