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Is there an option to completely shut off a Windows 10 desktop (not just go to sleep, hibernate, or fastboot)?
How can we set Windows to completely shut off after a period of inactivity?
Due to a longstanding unknown hardware problem, my desktop never wakes up from a BSOD if "hibernation" or "fastboot" is enabled so I turned them off. o Windows 10 BSOD indicates a hardware problem - but what hardware is the problem? https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.comp.microsoft.windows/u0ay9h777Wg What I'd like though is for the desktop to COMPLETELY SHUT OFF after a given time of inactivity (for example, an hour or so). o Not sleep. o Not hibernate. o Not fastboot. But completely shut off. Fully. Completely. No power to the motherboard. o Does that option even exist? Power options seem to only be for "sleep" & not "completely power down". o Win+R Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Power Options "Put the computer to sleep" How can we set Windows to completely shut off after a period of inactivity? -- Usenet allows people to share ideas on problem solving to help everyone. |
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