System Restart Problem

I have P4 old mechine FUJITSU SIEMENS the problem is when I shut down the PC suddenly it will restart again auto so I need to plug out to shut it down again…
how can I fix it please help me…!
Answer #1
Could be lots of reasons. Virus, overheating, power supply failure, fan failures. etc.
Answer #2
Could be lots of reasons. Virus, overheating, power supply failure, fan failures. etc.
ok how to solve these issues?
Answer #3
XP ? 7 ? 1st try running a disk check 1st
when I shut down the PC
how
start/shutdown ?
try with the power button
or
in a run box type
shutdown /s /t 0
either of those work correctly
Answer #4
Is your OS set to shutdown when the shutdown button is pressed? Or is it set to restart (instead of shutting down)?
Answer #5
Is your OS set to shutdown when the shutdown button is pressed? Or is it set to restart (instead of shutting down)?
I have no idea how to check this?
Answer #6
What Operating System do you use???
Answer #7
I tried Windows 7 and Windows XP …. same problem not everytime when I shut down but some time this happened.
Answer #8
Well any beep sounds when the system starts? If any beep sound comes plz count the number of beeps and also try to find out how many long beeps and short beeps. It is sure that it is a hardware issue
Answer #9
no beep sound when computer start … today again restart when i shut down from windows 7
Answer #10
could be dodgy memory , try taking a stick of ram out and then try restarting to see if it works
Answer #11
Well Try to take out ram and rub the ram with a eraser at the bottom part which goes inside the slot to clean it and then try again and let us know the result.. One question do you have a spare PSU??
Answer #12
[quote=””]Is your OS set to shutdown when the shutdown button is pressed? Or is it set to restart (instead of shutting down)?
If you are using W7, that option exists here: Control Panel –> System and Security –> Power Options –> Choose what the power buttons do But since this occurs on both Wxp and W7, I would assume that the power button’s function is incorrectly set within the BIOS.
Answer #13
well one thing to clarify do you use shutdown button from Keyboard or the option inside ur OS i.e. from the start menu???
Answer #14
could be dodgy memory , try taking a stick of ram out and then try restarting to see if it works
that’s a logical point dear,
I see a red light under ram stick whats the signal …? I try to ram out and plug in again but still red light is on please help me how to fix?
Answer #15
Well Try to take out ram and rub the ram with a eraser at the bottom part which goes inside the slot to clean it and then try again and let us know the result.. One question do you have a spare PSU??
what you mean by PSU ???
Answer #16
Does the DRAM light stay on (it is meant to light during POST and then go out)?
Before you shut down disconnect your ethernet cable or disconnect your wireless connection (whichever applies), if it doesn’t restart your problem lies in Network adaptor settings in Device Manager (you need to uncheck all ‘Wake on’ settings under Power Managemant tab for your adaptor). You could also try creating a shutdown shortcut, right click the desktop and select new shortcut, enter Shutdown.exe -s -t 00 in the first box, then click next and name it whatever you want, if it stays shutdown after that then the problem is likely related to the Network adaptor power management (as above) and your power options in Control Panel.
Oh Yeah PSU – Power Supply Unit – the box type thing with lots of cables coming out of it
Answer #17
try entering setup from the PC’s boot screen (not windows boot screen) and see if there’s a way to set it to default settings
you may have an incorrect bios setting