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Wrath101

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Ok i just recently had the opposite problem, my computer wouldnt turn off. Problem was my Mobo was fried. So got a new mobo and power supply, reformated, reinstalled windows, etc etc. but now when i go to turn off my computer it shuts down for a split second before starting back up again. Incedibly frustrating. Ne one got any ideas? Thanks :tazz:
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Hi and welcome to Geeks to Go. There is an excellent guide for troubleshooting windows shut down issues at The Elder Geek' s page. Here is a link to it: http://www.theelderg...ssues_in_xp.htm

Credit The Elder Geek!
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Ok now im getting CMOS Checksum errors and my clock is continuously reseting. I have a feeling its gonna be the battery on the mobo, which is weird considering its a brand new mobo. If this is the problem could this be causing the problem with not being able to shut down?
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Could be...only way to tell is to fix the problem and see if shut down issue goes away.
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i don't know if this will work with you

had the same prob.. XP SP2, athlon 1.9
asus motherboard....

problem was solved when i change my Video Card....

try cleaning things up........

Hope this helps :tazz:


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