How to shut down 98 98 system, the recent shutdown can not shut down normally, what should I do?

Brother,Have you installed the shutdown patch of 98?,If not, just find a good one and install it.。

Go to BIOS settings, in the Power option.

This problem occurs when your operating system recognizes the wrong power pattern, and if your computer is older than 2000, this problem is normal. Because the motherboard is so old.

I've also encountered this problem, but the method is very simple, check if the power on your computer is not turned off!!

The next time you remember to turn off the power of the main unit!! 1

You can now safely shut down"workaround.

1) Modify the registry: Open the hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon, right-click on the winlogon entry, select "New", "String value", enter "powerdownaftershutdown", and then double-click "powerdownaftershutdown", the value is 1.

3) If it still doesn't work, open "Control Panel" "Power Options" "Hibernation" "Enable Hibernation Support", and select "Advanced Energy Management" on "Advanced Energy Management" to soft shut down.

3) If none of the above works, it's time to check the BIOS information, maybe you don't have Advanced Energy Management turned on in your BIOS!

4) Upgrade the BIOS

It's not set up in your system!

This often happens in the 98 second version of the system, especially after broadband, you look for it in power management.

Advanced power management is not enabled, go to the BIOS to set it.

I've had this situation before, and the preliminary analysis is that the 98 is not compatible with hardware devices after being modified to XP! You go to the registry and change the auto-shutdown setting, and it may be successful!

If such a prompt is issued, it proves that you have turned off your computer normally. Your approach is correct!!

Turn off the power, unplug the outlet, and you're done!

Your machine is very stable, when I use 98, there is a blue screen of 1 or two crashes in 1 day, I am a brand machine Founder Excellence Series.

The problem you said may be in the memory, you take it down and wipe it, it may be good.

If the machine is okay, change it to 2000 or XP.

Originally, 98 was not like XP, and it was much faster to shut down and turn on.

Is it bad to shut down quickly? It doesn't have any effect on the computer!! Let's steal the fun!

That's right, when my computer is on 98, it turns on for 3 seconds and turns off for 2 seconds.

This may be a conflict between Windows and some application software (such as Jiangmin and other antivirus software).

Let's switch to win 2000 or higher.

After shutting down, unplug the power cord

This should be that your computer hardware is too old. It is recommended to reflash your motherboard BIOS and you're good to go.

There is a bug in the shutdown program of Windows 98 itself, which is the "rapid shutdown", which in many cases prevents us from shutting down normally.

The solution is very simple, which is to "disable rapid shutdown". Click "Start" and "Run", enter "msconfig" and click "OK". The "System Sensitive Ruler Rubber Utility" window appears, click the "General" page, and then click the "Advanced" option, and in the "Advanced Troubleshooting Settings" window that appears at this time, put a checkmark in front of the "Disable Rapid Shutdown" selection (as shown in Figure 2), so that the whole operation is completed.

Just use the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys to turn it off, and it won't affect the operation anyway.

See if the CPU fan is broken.

It's not a problem with a bad fan. I've come across it before, but then before I knew it, it got better.

Scheduled shutdown software Operating environment: Win9X NT 2000 XP