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Last night there was a storm.I turned off the pc but i forgot to plug out the internet cable.And around 3pm it appiers that something happend and my lan card[the one on the motherboard] exploaded.And from then everithing seems normal,exept 1 thing-from then i cant shutdown my pc like normal-i have to plug out the power cable.Whenever i give the shutdown command-it restarts.Can anyone help me fix the problem ? Pls answer back!
If all else fails then I would press and hold the Power button until it shuts down rather than pulling the plug.
Edit: fixed^^
A little searching led me to this site: http://www.aumha.org/win4/a/shutdown.htm
even though it talks of older operating systems the information may still be relevant to your problem.
If all else fails then I would press and hold the Power button until it shuts down rather than pulling the plug.
The command line does the same as the shutdown button - restrats the pc
And just to ask you,Ace when i do the process with the power up button,will it save my data as when i shut it down[without the screens]?
Use System Restore to roll your system back to an earlier date. Just pick a date before things started going funny. If system restore doesn't fix it it may be a hardware issue.
Teancum wrote:Use System Restore to roll your system back to an earlier date. Just pick a date before things started going funny. If system restore doesn't fix it it may be a hardware issue.
yup definitely try that if nothing works.
also is this windows? cause a lot of windows computers you have to tame and these stupid bugs stop happening. (i got a similar bug where it would never finish shutting down and a system restore fixed it.) i know it sounds funny but its true lol
Nope doesn't help just reinstalled my win xp and the problem's the same I think there's only 1 thing left - buy a new motherboard[some cheap one because its for my older pc]