Basically, it will be restarted after shutting down

Solve the problem of Windows XP shutting down but restarting.

For Windows XP, due to its use of NT kernel with high security performance, the system runs fairly stably, except for the slow shutdown speed, shutdown failures rarely occur under normal circumstances. But sometimes it restarts inexplicably when Windows XP is shut down, which is the most prone to Windows XP operating system shutdown failure. The fault may be caused by the following reasons:

System settings Windows XP automatically restarts by default when there is an error in the system, so that when the user shuts down, if.

There is a virus!! Reinstall the system, even last time, it was like this

What brand of machine is yours, so that you can determine what operating system it is.

The reasons why the computer cannot be turned off are generally as follows:1The auto-shutdown procedure in the system files is defective. In order to determine whether this is the cause, the following experiments can be performed.

Enter the command "rundll32 ,exitwindows" in Start Run to see if it shuts down properly. If the shutdown can be performed under this command, it means that the automatic shutdown program may have some kind of defect.

If patching the file still doesn't solve the problem, you can only reinstall the system. If you can't shut down normally by running "rundll32, exitwindows", it may be that some system programs in the system are defective, but the solution is still to patch the system or reinstall the system.

2.Viruses and defective applications or system tasks may cause shutdown failures. First of all, check for viruses and close all applications before shutting down the computer.

Since some applications are loaded at system startup, you can subtract the loaded programs one by one from the Startup menu (enter the command: msconfig in Start Run) to see if there are any files that affect the shutdown (of course, it will not take effect until after a restart).

3.Peripherals and drivers are not compatible well and do not respond to rapid shutdown. You can enter the command in Start Run:

msconfig", select "Advanced" in the "General" tab, and "Disable Rapid Shutdown" in the window that opens. If you suspect that the peripherals are faulty, you can also uninstall the peripherals one by one to check them so that you can find the affected peripherals.

4.If you set up a sound file to be used when Windows is shut down, it can also cause the shutdown to fail when the file is corrupted. Please select the "Exit Windows" item in the "Control Panel Sound Events" and set the sound name to "None".

If you can shut down normally after this process, it means that this is indeed the cause and you can reinstall the sound file for use.

5.WinXP can't shut down automatically after installation, if you rule out the above reasons, it may be that the power options in its control panel are not set correctly, please check your settings to ensure that ACPI and APM can work normally. There are also cases where the APM (Advanced Power Management) and Win XP in the motherboard system BIOS are not fully compatible (especially AMI BIOS), so they cannot automatically shut down.

Selecting Shutdown turns into a reboot of the system, in which case you can only manually shut down (press the power switch for 4 seconds and then let go, if it is less than 4 seconds, it will be invalid). The fundamental solution to the problem is to upgrade the system BIOS of the motherboard to a new version.

Please confirm the landlord one by one and make relevant solutions!

It is estimated that the graphics card is broken, otherwise there is a problem with the BIOS, or the display is broken......