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1. At the same time, press the win+r key to open the run, enter " in the run box, click the enter key or OK, and enter the "Local Group Policy".

2. In Group Policy, find "Computer Configuration" in "Name", and double-click with the left mouse button to open it.

3. Find the "Management Template" marked in the red box, and double-click "Management Template".

4. Find the word "System" under Settings and double-click with the left mouse button again.

5. After entering the page, drag the mouse down a little, and see that there is a "shutdown option" file, double-click and click to open it.

6. In the setting of "Shutdown Options", double-click the text marked by the empty color box with the mouse, it may be that the software is blocking the shutdown of our computer.

7. Change "Not set" to "Enabled" on the page, and turn off the phone again to shut down normally.

The five major reasons and solutions for the computer not to shut down are as follows: 1. The defect presented by the automatic shutdown in the system file Solution: First, verify it, enter the command "exitwindows" in the running box in the beginning to see if the computer can shut down normally.

If the computer shuts down normally under this command, then there may be some defect in the shutdown program in the computer, and the missing files in these items should be patched. If patching the file still doesn't solve the problem, you can only reinstall it. If the system still cannot shut down normally after running this file, then it is likely that there is a defect in a system program in the operating system, and the solution is the same as above, first patch, if the patch is invalid, you can only reinstall the system.

2. Viruses and some defective applications or system tasks may cause abnormal shutdown Solution: first check and kill viruses, and close all applications before shutting down. Because some applications are loaded at system startup, you can use the command in the Startup menu (in Start Running:

msconfig"), in order to see if there are any files that affect the shutdown (of course, it will not take effect until after a restart). 3. The compatibility between peripherals and drivers is not good, and they cannot respond to rapid shutdown Solution: You can enter the command in "Start Running".

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 the use of sound files when closing windows, it can also cause normal shutdown when the file is corrupted.

Solution: In the "Control Panel Sound Events", select the "Retire Windows" item, 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. After installing WinXP, it can not shut down normally, if the above reasons are ruled out, it may be that the power option in the control panel is set incorrectly, please check the settings to ensure that ACPI and APM can work normally. Solution: Some motherboards are not fully compatible with APM (Advanced Power Management) and Win XP in the BIOS (mostly AMI BIOS), so they cannot automatically shut down.

Selecting Shutdown turns into restarting 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.