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by pjpatiky
by shh
by nohdowt
Try the Disable Fast Shutdown option.
You get to it by doing a Start -> Run...
Type 'msconfig' on the command line and OK.
It's on the list of options in the Advanced button.
Hope this helps.
by shh
by dmiles
by shh
by baziite
Answer #2 is exactly what you need to do ...
Go to accessories / system tools / system information then on the tools menu click system configuration utility . Press the ADVANCED button and check / uncheck the "disable fast shutdown" . OK / APPLY and try to shutdown the system if it doesn't get solved on the first attempt , don't worry it will on your next few attempts .....
good Luck !!!
by shh
by rockyolson
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by krabotnik
by shh
by bv2
The above are great answers - as long as you have the shutdown option in your system tools. If you don't, as I didn't, you need to run regedit and go to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Shutdown and make sure that the value for that key is 0 (off) and not 1 (on). This corrected the reboot on shutdown problem I had with my notebook.
by shh
by shmaltz
I have seen this problem on alot of computers the reason is b/c of the new way Win 98 shuts down it has a feature called fast shut down, this feature is only designed to work with ATX motherboards (the one you cant shut down with the poewr button while windows is running, and you dont have to press a power buttton to shut it down) the way it works is that it sends a signal to the motherboard that windows has finished on this computer and the motherbaord tells that to the power supply and the power supply shuts down the power, your motherboard is a AT motherboard that does not support this so when windows shuts down with the fast shut down method its like restarting the computer b/c thats how an AT motherboard reads the above signal and your computer restarts.
What you have to do is disable fast shut down:
go to start>run type msconfig press enter click on advanced (or press ALT + E) and make sure "Disable fast shut down" is checked.
by shh
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