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12-31-2002, 01:01 PM
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system restart on shut down
Specs of the system.
gigabyte GA-8PE667 Ultra, Radeon 9700, P4 2.66, Corsair XMS 2700DDR (512), Chieftec Case, Vantec 470W Stealth PSU.. Here is my probem. When I click start, shut down. The pc does its thing for shutting down. Fans stop, HD stops then like 1-2 secondes later is turns back on. |
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12-31-2002, 01:18 PM
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right click my computer select properties advanced startup and recovery settings and remove the tick from auto restart on errors hit apply and ok next shut down your computer you will probabley get a blue screan with an error mesage wright the mesage down inc all numbers and any vxd or dll names and post back
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12-31-2002, 02:20 PM
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Hi there
All you need to do is to disable Advanced Powermanagement - disabled then you need to enable it.. and also check the settings for Win2k /Xp in the powersettings in control panel.. Hpro
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12-31-2002, 04:02 PM
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Hi, i am actually the guy with the problem, Airmack is jsut my friend who is helping me out.
Andyms18a- I went to where you said, but when i clicked on settings for system startup and restore i found nothing that said "Restart on Errors". There was a option that said on system failure restart, but thats it. I am using win xp pro by the way. Its odd, but when I make it so the power switch has a 4 second delay and i press the switch for 4 seconds, it fully shuts off. So maybe that can help you *shrugs* Hpro- Where do I disable Advanced Power Management Any more help is truly appreciated, thank you. |
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01-01-2003, 03:08 AM
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remove the tick from system failure restart and continue as above
the 4 second power swich shut down is a hard shut down same as hiting the reset swich try to avoid using as can cause problams |
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01-01-2003, 12:34 PM
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Andy, the actual option was- On System Failure: Automatic Restart, btw. Anyways, I did that, restarted, and I didn't get the blue screen. I guess my computer was not part of the "probably". Any other suggestions? By the way, just to let you know, at the moment I have NOT installed my motherboard drivers or anything. If that could have anything to do with it *shrugs*. Its ironic, for a month I want my comp to work, now when it works, I finally want to shut it off, but I cant.
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