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Old January 7th 04, 12:41 PM
J. Fuller
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Default Shutdown with XP

We just recently upgraded from Win2K to XP in our
office. Usually the computers automatically shutdown and
turns off when given the command. We have one
workstation that doesn't do that and we would have to
manually turn it off. Where is the control to have PC
turn off at shutdown. Much appreciate any help. Thanks!
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Old January 7th 04, 12:42 PM
Ely
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Default Shutdown with XP

this is normally possible when you have an ATX motherboard
and ATX power supply. if it is an older computer then you
are most likely running an AT motherboard which will
require a manual power off.

(aka.. not a windows issue)

Ely

-----Original Message-----
We just recently upgraded from Win2K to XP in our
office. Usually the computers automatically shutdown and
turns off when given the command. We have one
workstation that doesn't do that and we would have to
manually turn it off. Where is the control to have PC
turn off at shutdown. Much appreciate any help. Thanks!
.

 




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