Punkrulz
Somewhat eXPerienced
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- 24 Dec 2001
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For all of you old time users, you know that Windows 95 basically did not have an auto shut off like 98. 95 Basically whenever you shut it down, it would go to a screen stating that it is now safe to turn off the computer. I find this shocking, but XP has the same thing.
Personally the XP on my computer shuts down fine. Granted its really slow to shut down, but I can click shut down and hop into bed, and it will shut down on its own. But, I have installed Windows XP on two other systems, and on both of those systems you get the screen telling you that it is safe to turn off.
Since I know that my system turns off how it should, there has to be a way to make XP do it. Has anyone else had this problem? Is there a way around it? I am using XP Professional.
Personally the XP on my computer shuts down fine. Granted its really slow to shut down, but I can click shut down and hop into bed, and it will shut down on its own. But, I have installed Windows XP on two other systems, and on both of those systems you get the screen telling you that it is safe to turn off.
Since I know that my system turns off how it should, there has to be a way to make XP do it. Has anyone else had this problem? Is there a way around it? I am using XP Professional.