Of course, it’s annoying when your computer restarts after a shutdown. This video will fix the issue you watch partly for each tip with the help of the following timing chapters.
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1. Disabling Fast Startup
2. Disabling Automatic Restart Due to Crash
3. Enabling Powerdownaftershutdown Option in Registry Editor
4. Using System File Checker
5. Disabling Network Adapter From Waking Up the Computer
6. Updating Windows
7. Forcing a Shutdown
8. Enable Safe Boot Mode
9. Performing a Clean Boot
10. System Restore Point
11. Perform system reset
Important Note: When you see any option doesn’t work to your computer, enable it back and try another option. Any settings by default are useful.
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1. Disabling Fast Startup
- Go to the Start Menu. Type power settings and press Enter
- Related settings
- Additional power settings
- click on Choose what the power buttons do
- Click on Change settings that are currently unavailable
- click on the checkbox next to turn on fast startup to uncheck it.
NB: When you disable fast startup, it is normal to experience longer bootup times than usual.
2. Disabling Automatic Restart Due to Crash
- Go to the Start Menu. Type sysdm.cpl
- Click on the Advanced tab
- Under Startup and Recovery, click on Settings
- Under the System failure section, uncheck the Automatically restart option
- Click on OK to save settings
NB: You have to work on your computer carefully when you disable it, because this helps a lot when your computer crashes
3. Enabling Powerdownaftershutdown Option in Registry Editor
+ Go to the Start Menu.
- Type regedit
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
- Double click on it. In the Value data field, change the existing 0 to 1 and press OK Restart PC to apply changes.
4. Using System File Checker
= Go to the Start Menu
= Type cmd and select Run as Administrator
= Type the command sfc /scannow
= Wait for the Verification to complete to 100%.
NB: Sfc(System File Checker) tool scans all protected system files for errors.
5. Disabling Network Adapter From Waking Up the Computer
= Right-click on the Start Menu and select Device Manager
= Expand the Network adapters list and look for the network adapter connected to the PC.
= If it’s a wired connection, look for Ethernet Connection. If it’s a wireless connection, look for Intel Wireless.
= Double click on the adapter to bring up its properties window.
= Go to the power management tab and uncheck Allow this device to wake the computer option. Click on OK to exit and save changes.
6. Updating Windows
NB: Sometimes, a bug in the operating system can cause the PC to restart after shutdown. Staying up to date on Windows updates is a sure way to protect the system from any known bugs and crashes.
7. Forcing a Shutdown
= Go to the Start Menu.
= Type cmd and select Run as Administrator
= Type the command shutdown /s /f /t 0 to shut down the computer immediately.
8. Enable Safe Boot Mode
= Go to the Start Menu.
= Type msconfig and press Enter
= Click on the Boot tab.
=Under Boot options, check Safe boot and set option to minimal.
= Click OK and restart the computer.
= Shut down the computer from inside the safe mode
Please note that
A safe mode isn’t technically a fix. It will help you identify if a background service or process is causing your system to restart.
9. Performing a Clean Boot
= Go to the Start Menu.
= Type msconfig
= This time click on the Services tab. Uncheck the Hide all Microsoft services option.
=Click on the Disable all button.
=Click on the Startup tab and click on Open Task Manager to open the Startup page in the Task Manager window.
Right-click an application process and click disable.
Repeat for all application processes in the list.
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