Laptop auto power on 50, laptop auto on

To be resolved. The laptop turns on automatically.

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How to set laptop auto boot, my laptop is Founder R660.

If you set it in the BIOS, the BIOS will come in, right? Press del ,,,to find Power Management Setup Resume by Alarm (meaning timed boot) Setting this option to enabled will prompt you to enter the boot time.

The main reasons for automatic computer shutdown are as follows:

1.Poor heat dissipation, power failure, and motherboard failure may cause the computer to shut down automatically or restart repeatedly. (Reboot is an important feature: sometimes it shuts down, sometimes it restarts).

2.In the running software, there are some software with the option to shut down when the task is completed, and the user may not have noticed and turned these switches on.

These software are more common, such as Thunderbolt, Express, anti-virus software, BT**, **** and so on. In the software settings, there is an action that automatically shuts down after completing a certain task. But generally the default setting is off.

The purpose is to automatically shut down the computer when a task is completed when a task is running a more time-consuming operation.

3. After the computer is set to the energy-saving mode, sometimes the fan speed will be too slow and the heat dissipation will not be smooth, resulting in shutdown. In this case, change the energy saving mode to the best performance mode.

The solution to the automatic shutdown of the computer:

1.First of all, check whether there is a problem with the hardware, focusing on the power supply of the motherboard, CPU fan, host power supply, and power socket.

2.Check if there are some applications that have enabled shutdown after the task is completed. This is evident from this. The feature is that before shutting down, there will always be a program that has been run, and a dialog box will generally pop up to remind you to shut down.

Auto-boot can be set by yourself. Here's how to set it up: press Windows+X at the same time to select "Power Options"—> select the function to close the box—> change both options next to "When the lid is closed" to "Take no action".

You can turn off the automatic power on.

Pro: 1Hardware problems, such as unstable memory heat dissipation, loose graphics card and network card, etc.

2.Virus Trojan problems, some spoof viruses will also prompt the system to automatically start after 60 seconds. Or hacking backdoors remotely control everything on your computer, including getting your computer back up.

3.Some setting issues are caused by Windows XP by default when the system has an error and will automatically reboot when the user is in the works.

If you come across a laptop.

Suddenly auto-shutdown, and can not be turned on after multiple presses, there are the following three problems and solutions:

The first solution is to check whether the computer has enough power, it may be that it cannot be turned on due to lack of power.

The second solution, the computer battery is fully charged, but it just can't be turned on, at this time, you need to remove the computer battery, then connect to the charger, and press and hold again to turn it on, it may be that the battery is too weak to start the computer.

The third solution is that the computer display is damaged or the chip that controls the power input is damaged, and the power indicator will be lit for a short time, but the display screen has not been able to turn on, and the hardware needs to be replaced.

Go to the after-sales service center to set it up. Learn a little bit of experience by the way.

There is an option in coms that you can set.