When i click on shut down,computer reboots automatically,i have to switch off at main frame why??
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I had this problem before, I fixed it by reseting the bios to it's defaults, unfortunately I never did find out exactly what bios setting was causing it though. You can take a look under the "power management" section of your bios and see if you can find it, or just do like I did and reset it to defaults.
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while you shutting down the system... there may b some unwritten data on the ram of ur computer.. if u just turn off the power switch u will lose all the data on the ram.. coz ram is dynamic storage element!! it stores the data only when the power is on!! when u use shutdown it flushes all the unnecessary data and backups some system files on the pc in order to stablize the pc for next time boot up.  so it is necessary to use shutdown dailouge... hope this answer helps u!! bye dude!!
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This can often happen when you have the active desktop turned on.  Right-click the desktop and turn it off.
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Go to Run and type shutdown -a . This will stop the shutdown sequence. However this is not the definite solution because it will pop up the next time you start your computer. It seems you have a Blaster worm that triggers this event. Update your PC to SP2 and the problem will be solved.
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Your computer is turning off because you have way too many problems running while you play your computer game. Applications such as games really slow down your computer. if you press alt ctrl delete all at once it brings up the windows task manager. from there you can see what programs are running. click on the ones that you feel are unneccessay and then click end process. BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOUR ENDING THE UNNEEDED PROGRAMS. if you dont it can cause ur computer to crash. or if ur too scared to do that just x out and programs such as internet explorer, aim, etc that are on while your playing that game. by the way what game are you playing and what kind of computer do you have
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It sounds like your system is on a network and the admin has enabled a Group Policy Object that restricts you from shutting down your machine or rebooting it.  (Pretty dumb if you ask me, but the option is there and I've seen admins do it.)\n\nAre you also saying that you can't close ANY windows as well?\n\nTry logging off and logging back on with Administrator rights.  If you don't have the admin account password, you'll need to get with your system admin to resolve this issue.
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Only if you dont restart or shut down your computer can you avoid that welcome windows. \nIf your Compputer can start in hibernation mode, then instead of shutting down your PC, put it in hibernation mode. \nBut that means ur computer is like on 24-7. it takes less power, but its still on! and some times you have to restart wen you install something!!\n\nIn a Hurry, Use HIBBERNATION
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VIRUS!!! :D or mayybe its ur Ram...has to be one of the two.If its a ram problem tho, the pc usually reboots.Unlike u said..it shutsdown.\nThanks,\nColin.
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here mizmel try this one \n\nits a little secret \n\ngoto your "start bar" then your "control panel" \n\nclick "system"\n\nclick "Advanced"\n\nclick "Start up and recovery" then click settings \n\nthen under "system failure" uncheck "auto restart" and click apply\n\nlol this wont turn your computer off if it farks over pretty bad, it will display the error message.
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If your laptop repeatedly restarts even though you are trying to shut it down, the best thing is that you repair the Operating System. But that is what you don't want to do. You want an alternate way out. \n\nThe best alternative is to put the Laptop into hibernation. There are two ways to do so. \n\nFirst, it is very simple. Just close the screen of the Laptop (I mean to say that just pack it off). The next time when you will open it up, it will have the same program running. No data will be lost and no unusuall behaviour will be shown by the machine. \n\nSecond, you can set up the hibernation option (this is for the Windows users only). Go to Control Panel> Power option. There you will find the hibernation tab. You can then enable the hibernation in your Laptop. After this go to Start> Turn off Computer. Then press "Shift" button. The "Stand By" option will change into the "Hibernate" option. Keep pressing the "Shift" button and click the "Hibernate" button and the Operating System will go into Hibernation. \n\nJust pack it off and go to sleep!
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t could be several things that cause your computer to reboot on its own. Here's a few to check out....\n\n1. It could be a virus. Do you have updated anti-virus software running on your computer? Do you notice anything unusual running on your PC?\n\n2. Your PC could be overheating. Does your PC have adequate ventilation? Does it have very little dust on the inside? Is the Processor getting too warm?\n\n3. It could be misconfigurations. Meaning your PC may be blue screening (without you seeing it). Windows XP is notorious for blue screening and rebooting right away before you even know what happened. Did you install something recently that could be uninstalled? Did you add a new hardware component that's not functioning properly?\n\nHope this helps out a little....
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Reboot - turns your computer off and restarts it automatically\n\nShutdown - Turns the computer off and it stays off\n\nReboot is typically used after a new program is installed on the computer and the changes made by that installation need to become active.
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Might be a small glitch.  If it is locked up and you cant turn it off then hold the power button in until it safely shuts off, then turn it on again and see how it works.  This problem could be happening for many reasons, so once you get it running again run an updated virus scan and then an adware scan.  Like adaware or spybot.  Those are free programs.  If your all good with that and it still is happening then you might simply need more ram to run your computer efficiently.
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You have a virus. It won't shut down because the virus prohibits the computer from being turned off. This is to corrupt data and transmit if you have any Internet connection. Please check your computer for a potential virus. It's best to be safe than sorry.
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it seems like some application is initializing while windows is shutting dows, try this, turn off the computer, check if u get the message, then go to control panel, administrator tools, event log and check which application is failing.\nthen go to start-run-msconfig and disable that application from the startup tab. if u dont find it then disable all the unknown applications and click ok nd reeboot. should work.
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Your PC is shutting off, because you have two or more Anti-virus programs installed and they are not compatible.\nYou need \n1 Ad-Aware\n2Anti-virus\nand a good firewall
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If this is a problem that started out of the blue without you touching any of your settings, chances are there is a problem with either your motherboard, graphics card or processor. I had this same problem and it turned out that my motherboard had burnt out.\n\nI don't know how old your computer is but if it is more than 3 years old, chances are it is burnt out and you will need to replace your base unit.