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by thechas
Start with the shut down trouble shooting guide posted at www.aumha.org
Next, I have seen hardware cause this problem. Some hardware combinations just do not get along.
Try removing plug-in cards, especially modems and NIC cards and see if that helps.
Will the PC shut down when you hold in the power button?
If not, you may have a problem with the power control circuit in either the motherboard or power supply.
Chas
There exists a S/W called Patching for Windows.
U just try this S/W and install it. After that Re-install ur OS.
Kadar
Nagore.
by tduval
by rosanbert
First check on your supply voltage located at the power management upon entering Bios setup.
check if the voltage of your power supply contains enough voltage to support your mother board. Secondly, check the connectivity of the switches of your power button and the reset button. Lastly, it might have some conflict on your peripherals such as lan card,memory and modem. check the cpu ratio of your pc; if it matches with your jumper setting.
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