The system will automatically restart after a normal shutdown??? And then.... It will automatically

Generally, it is more likely to be a problem with the power supply, and if you want to come up with a funny answer, it may be that your cat or dog accidentally touched it. However, your problem is in the category of operating systems, so it may have something to do with your operating system.

Hehe, haha, it's the same problem as I used to. It's normal, go into CMOS, then enter Power Management Setup, and set the things inside to pull

Right-click on My Computer Properties System Properties Advanced Startup and Recovery Settings and remove the v before the auto-restart option

It is likely that the anti-interference ability of the host power supply is too poor!

Wake on LAN in CMOS is enabled. Enter coms, close it, I can't remember which one, you look for it.

Is it when you turn off the computer at night, you mistakenly select the shutdown to restart, and then there is a change in the power settings, and it will automatically shut down after a few hours!

Hehe, isn't that so!

Guess

The power supply to the chassis is unstable. I'm guessing.

Is the power button stuck?

n Your motherboard supports Wake-on-LAN.

The power settings are automatically turned off.

It's not like your power switch can't go in and out, turn it on and off???

1. The network wake-up function of the motherboard.

2. Install the automatic power on and off software.

3. Other .........

I also have this issue with my computer, and hopefully there is an absolute way to do it a little easier.

There are several main aspects.

One, the voltage of your home.

Second, your power supply.

Three, your motherboard.

Fourth, viruses in the computer!

That's all there is to it!

You see if it's a shutdown or a reboot when you shut it down. It is impossible to restart after shutting down, unless there is no shutdown, and the restart is directly clicked.

It should be a problem with your network wake-up, listen to what a friend said, and even don't know very well.

1. Enter CMOS, in the power management menu, PME Event Wake Up should be Disable, 2. Click My Computer, Properties, Advanced, Settings, and turn off the automatic restart function if the system fails. 3. The software is incompatible, which often causes the problem of shutdown and restart, which is the new machine of XP. Workaround:

Right-click on "My Computer" and select Properties. Select the "Advanced" tab, find "Startup & Failback", and click the "Settings" button next to it. Remove the checkmark before "Auto Restart" in "System Failure" (if you're only using XP, you can uncheck all the checkboxes you see, which will speed up the boot of Crack XP).

4. Enter the safe mode, if it does not restart after shutting down, continue to check the system reason, if it restarts after shutting down, replace the power supply.

There is a problem with the system, it is recommended to reinstall it.

If you have a brand machine with the status of a recovery factory, reply to it.

Could it be a hardware problem with the motherboard caused by heating?

It may be that the BIOS is set to wake up on the network, and it will automatically turn on when there is a network signal.

Press the R key to take a look.

If it doesn't work, there is a problem with your I/O device.

The system cannot pass the self-test. Go to BOIS Settings and don't prompt error warnings.

Fix it with the original system disk.

1 Start All - Run - msconfig - Start.

In addition to CTFMON and antivirus software, cancel all other startup items, and then confirm and restart. Tell me if you have any.

Error detection reports performed when the system restarts after an illegal shutdown should be ignored if the system is now normal.