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Car Audio Guy
Join Date: Jul 2003
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A shut down problem ideas anyone?
Ok I have this pc its an axp2000+ a gigabyte(kt333 chipset) mobo 512 meg samsung pc2700.
When I am in windows xp , I click start, shutdown and it goes into the shutdown process. Ok here is where it gets weird. It dont shut off. It restarts .It is like the os is sending a restart signal instead of a kill signal. Another weird thing is I thought maybe it was the psu, so I changed it with a new antec true power 431 watt . Now it does the same thing when shutting down BUT! I get beep code . If I press the power button manually to shut it off and press the button to turn it back on I get no beep code and boots right on up. weird indeeed. any ideas guys?
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Car Audio Guy
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here is the mobo I am using
http://www.giga-byte.com/MotherBoard...7VRXP(2.0).htm |
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make a shortcut with this as the target.
target for shortcut ----> %windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -s -t 0 I use this to shutdown my PC- It would be a way to test out if your shutdown.exe progeam is working I think. Also in a dos box you can type shutsown.exe -s -t 0 where 0 is it's a second timer. or this for a restart shortcut------> C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe -r -t 0 you may have to type C:\WINDOWS\system32\ etc..... instead of %windir%\etc..... I had to experiment a little with my system. I think it should work either way though..
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might seem obvious david but have you a clean OS on? ive seen some third party utilities cause issues on shut down ......
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Car Audio Guy
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No the OS install off winxp is about 8 months old I guess. Its michelle`s son`s pc and she dont wanna reformat it so I am trying to do a work around. She is driving me nuts about it.
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some program installed may not designed for XP,
e.g. Direct CD 5.0, Easy CD Creator 5.0 etcs... try to locate and update the program(s) and its driver or remove it. also make sure that the "Automatically restart" is unmarked in "System properties" on Advanced Tab/Startup and Recovery. |
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Any logitech software on the machine? That seems to always muck stuff up!!!
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I'm currently using Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum with all updates and the DirectCD, as well. No problems here, but, yes, you need to update the programs per Roxio's support site. The updates will remove a couple of the original apps that caused problems....or were no longer supported. |
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All I can say is good luck! Maybe you could replace the shutdown.exe file in \system32 with a different one in safe mode? As long as you have a restore point or a backup file it shouldn't be too much of a risk.
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Car Audio Guy
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No roxio software on the machine. But I guess shutdown.exe may be the problem I cant go back down there till tonight. So wish me luck guys with it. I may have to beat it her head that it just needs reformating. I dunno.
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Go into BIOS, and make sure no "Wake On" options are selected - I've had a system do this when A "Wake on" was set for nonexistent hardware, so unless you actually use a wake on, turn them all off.
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Car Audio Guy
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arg thanks for the ideas guys I got it fixed .It was the stupid wake on lan option in the bios. Thanks Matth all better michelle = teh happy
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How did that get turned on?
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