Harry
April 17th 03, 06:46 PM
If you're using an older computer, it may not support
auto shutdown. Older versions of Windows required you to
manually turn off your system. With Me and XP versions,
your computer will automatically shut down without having
to manually hit the power button.
To shut down, click Start/Turn off computer/TURN OFF.
If your computer still restarts, you may have to make
some changes in the power options in Control Panel, or
your BIOS settings.
>-----Original Message-----
>I am new user of Windows XP. When I try to shut down my
>computer the computer just restarts. There is no message
>that indicates that it is now safe to turn of my
>computer. Can anyone help. Why is it happening and is
>there a solutio?
>
>Thanks in advance of your help.
>
>Nick
>.
>
auto shutdown. Older versions of Windows required you to
manually turn off your system. With Me and XP versions,
your computer will automatically shut down without having
to manually hit the power button.
To shut down, click Start/Turn off computer/TURN OFF.
If your computer still restarts, you may have to make
some changes in the power options in Control Panel, or
your BIOS settings.
>-----Original Message-----
>I am new user of Windows XP. When I try to shut down my
>computer the computer just restarts. There is no message
>that indicates that it is now safe to turn of my
>computer. Can anyone help. Why is it happening and is
>there a solutio?
>
>Thanks in advance of your help.
>
>Nick
>.
>