Shutdown changed after SP2

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Lorraine W

My computer power switch had a 4 second delay (set in the bios) so
that it wouldn't shut down immediately if you accidentally hit the
power switch (which is above the CD Rom switch - stupid place if you
ask me). Since installing SP2, the computer now shuts down immediately
if I touch the power switch. I have tried both BIOS (Award BIOS v
6.0) settings - Soft off and Suspend - and neither works. The same
thing has happened to my hubby's computer as well.

Does anyone have an answer for this?

Thanks
 
Hi Lorraine!
Try going to control panel, double click power options, select the
advanced tab the box that says "when I press the power button on my computer"
try changing it from "shut down" to ask me what to do". Hope it works let
us know.
 
Thanks blis - that worked. Doesn't give me the 4 second delay, but
does bring up the windows shut down options box, which is just as
good.

Thanks a million.

--
Lorraine
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| Hi Lorraine!
| Try going to control panel, double click power options, select
the
| advanced tab the box that says "when I press the power button on my
computer"
| try changing it from "shut down" to ask me what to do". Hope it
works let
| us know.
| "Lorraine W" wrote:
|
| > My computer power switch had a 4 second delay (set in the bios) so
| > that it wouldn't shut down immediately if you accidentally hit the
| > power switch (which is above the CD Rom switch - stupid place if
you
| > ask me). Since installing SP2, the computer now shuts down
immediately
| > if I touch the power switch. I have tried both BIOS (Award BIOS v
| > 6.0) settings - Soft off and Suspend - and neither works. The
same
| > thing has happened to my hubby's computer as well.
| >
| > Does anyone have an answer for this?
| >
| > Thanks
| >
| > --
| > Lorraine
| > ``````````````
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
 

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