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Pc will not shut down [SOLVED]
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Guys guys guys We have Shutdown
This was the swine stopping the shutdown The wifi card A big thanks goes out to you all for your suggestions and time ..
I don't no why I did not try this bluesmanuk thanks for pointing me in the right direction excellent.
Blinky
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I am also inclined to believe hardware could be suspect. Specily since running a Live CD produces no change in shutdown behavior. Bad PMD or Power Supply.
Disconnect drives and see if the behavior persists with LiveCD distro via USB.
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Originally posted by bluesmanuk View PostStarting to sound like a hardware related issue.
What other devices do you have connected/installed apart from the SSD that did not come with the machine?
The only hardware iv added to it is a wifi card and ram.
I have tried removing ram one by one that give's me the same issue reboots... BUT I have not tried removing the wifi card as of yet (Going to do that now)
Thanks again bluesmanuk,Many heads are better than one.
Edit:But if its hardware why does pressing the power button at just the right time (Dell logo) Power it off. Seems odd
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Starting to sound like a hardware related issue.
What other devices do you have connected/installed apart from the SSD that did not come with the machine?
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Iv also tried putting the old original HHD back in that still has the win 7 on and it does just the same with that.
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Originally posted by bluesmanuk View PostWhen you ran powercfg h off, you did so from an elevated command prompt?
Also run the Windows troubleshooter just to eliminate anything that it may find.
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Does shutting down from an elevated command prompt do the trick?
shutdown /p
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Also run the Windows troubleshooter just to eliminate anything that it may find.
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When you ran powercfg h off, you did so from an elevated command prompt?
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Originally posted by bluesmanuk View PostSo if you hold the power button in to do a forced shutdown, does that keep it down?
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\PowerdownAfterShutdown
Set the value to 1
You can also try resetting the BIOS back to defaults or even taking out the CMOS battery for 10 minutes to guarantee a correct reset
Same still boots right back up
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Originally posted by trebor View Post2012 bios....Doomed..well maybe not
What Version of win 10
I recall I had a problem with my 2014 laptop after a few updates it all went away...
Windows 10 pro
Version 1607
OS Build 14393.693
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\PowerdownAfterShutdown
Set the value to 1
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