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10 instances of shutdown issues encountered

10 instances of shutdown issues encountered

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Everj
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02-20-2023, 02:44 PM
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Usually when I try to shut down my PC, it closes everything and shows a black screen before returning to the desktop. This happens often, and it’s frustrating because I usually have to use the command prompt or the power button to stop it. Do you know if there’s a solution for this? Thanks!
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Everj
02-20-2023, 02:44 PM #1

Usually when I try to shut down my PC, it closes everything and shows a black screen before returning to the desktop. This happens often, and it’s frustrating because I usually have to use the command prompt or the power button to stop it. Do you know if there’s a solution for this? Thanks!

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Pickmaster12
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02-20-2023, 03:50 PM
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Disable the fast boot and inspect. Right-click the Start menu—select Power Options, then choose "Choose what the power buttons do." Pick "Change settings that are currently unavailable." At the bottom, uncheck "Turn on fast startup" (recommended). Attempt to shut down; it should work. Let the system run for about three days. Then re-enable the option. It seems to resolve the issue. It's unusual, but it helped me.
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Pickmaster12
02-20-2023, 03:50 PM #2

Disable the fast boot and inspect. Right-click the Start menu—select Power Options, then choose "Choose what the power buttons do." Pick "Change settings that are currently unavailable." At the bottom, uncheck "Turn on fast startup" (recommended). Attempt to shut down; it should work. Let the system run for about three days. Then re-enable the option. It seems to resolve the issue. It's unusual, but it helped me.

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SrPump11
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02-21-2023, 10:39 AM
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It seems an app is keeping the system active. Checking the taskbar, tray, or Task Manager after shutdown might help. Running Command Prompt as admin and executing "sfc /scannow" can detect file issues. Fast boot problems could also be involved.
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SrPump11
02-21-2023, 10:39 AM #3

It seems an app is keeping the system active. Checking the taskbar, tray, or Task Manager after shutdown might help. Running Command Prompt as admin and executing "sfc /scannow" can detect file issues. Fast boot problems could also be involved.

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