Ideapad 320 - can't get into crysis/recovery mode

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Hello, 
When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).
After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .
- I can boot into bios menu 
- pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)
- Bios Back Flash enabled
- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)
- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck
- battery unplugged
- cmos reset
process should look like this

fn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for drivers
in my case
fn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys
* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes
* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux  (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)

I'd like to explain my situation:
I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).
I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can see I'm limited to recovery mode.
It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong)