automatic restart after windows shut down

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My Compaq Presario 6029us turns itself back on when I turn off the computer with the shut down button. I have tried to remove programs with known incompatibility (Roxio Easy CD Creator) with windowes XP(home edition), and I have turned off the "automatic restart upon system failure" under advanced system settings. I have also checked that I don't have a trojan horse virus (could have started my pc remotely through my internet cable connection). Has anyone had the same problem and figured out how to solve it?
 
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Sharon F

My Compaq Presario 6029us turns itself back on when I turn off the
computer with the shut down button. I have tried to remove programs
with known incompatibility (Roxio Easy CD Creator) with windowes XP(home
edition), and I have turned off the "automatic restart upon system
failure" under advanced system settings. I have also checked that I
don't have a trojan horse virus (could have started my pc remotely
through my internet cable connection). Has anyone had the same problem
and figured out how to solve it?

Does your system BIOS have any "Wake on..." options enabled such as "Wake
on Ring" or "Wake on LAN"? Check your system documentation for directions
on how to enter the BIOS menus.

A faulty contact in the on/off switch or an inconsistent power source could
also cause self-starts.
 
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Barbara

Have you installed any kind of older logitech software? That will often
cause it to happen as well.

Rolf said:
My Compaq Presario 6029us turns itself back on when I turn off the
computer with the shut down button. I have tried to remove programs with
known incompatibility (Roxio Easy CD Creator) with windowes XP(home
edition), and I have turned off the "automatic restart upon system failure"
under advanced system settings. I have also checked that I don't have a
trojan horse virus (could have started my pc remotely through my internet
cable connection). Has anyone had the same problem and figured out how to
solve it?
 

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