Desktop cannot shutdown.

game goondu

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Anyone facing this problem before?
it happen suddenly yesterday...

i click on my desktop PC, windows 10 shutdown.
instead of shutdown like it should as always, it seems like it did a reboot instead...

did a few times and same problem...

is there some setting that went "off"???
 

Ah Ken

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Mine too is having this problem, once shutdown, it will reboot again. I figure it could be my MB dieing. My usb ports on my MB died recently, so I am think some components are failing too. Overall, no problem of usage and gaming. I would tend to kill the power after the system shuts down. Killing the power, my system will still try to boot back but lost power immediately. I leaving as it is, because for me its random, sometimes nothing but sometimes totally cannot shut down. Just wait for the MB to ultimately die off.
 

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i click shutdown, it restart everytime...
shutdown again... it restart again...

that is y i posted to see whether any guru here... or ppl that faced the same problem..

1) Try this. Disconnect your Lan cable and then shut down your PC. If you are completely disconnected from the router and your PC doesn't boot up, then we can be sure that it was caused by a 'Wake-on-Lan' setting still turned on somewhere.

a) Go to 'Network Settings'
b) Click on 'Change adapter settings'
c) Right-Click on whichever adapter connects you to the internet. Wifi or Ethernet Adapter and choose 'Properties'
d) Click on 'Configure'
e) Go to the 'Power Management' tab and untick 'Allow this device to wake the computer'

2) Worst comes to worst, you might have made a careless mistake of putting your power button to restart your PC instead of shutting it down or putting your PC to sleep or put your PC in Hibernation.

3) If options 1 & 2 still makes your PC boot up, then it could also be caused by either your mouse or keyboard being too sensitive. try taking out the USB for one of them to see if either with only the mouse or keyboard attached, the PC still turns on. If it is maybe with the keyboard, try switching to another USB port on your PC. Then you could also try pressing all the keys to make sure that they are all working. It could just be a case of a sensitive key that is responding for the littlest of vibrations.
 

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TS, good if you list down all parts of your rig before going forward.
 

bwaysaihump

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The answer is here. Disable win 10 fast startup

http://acer--uk.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/37059/~/windows-10%3A-enable-or-disable-fast-startup
 

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yea disable fast start.. forgotten about it cause i never encounter this problem again so far after disabling that setting.
 

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I unplug the power switch cable and restart the computer manually by shorting the two pins. After the shutdown, the problem goes away.

It seems that the power switch is faulty.
 
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