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05-13-2019 02:11 AM
Hi
Window 10 or Vista?
Disable Fast Start Up if you can.
Try a clean shutdown. The following major commands are provided
- shutdown /a -- This command stops a shut down or reboot process. Can be useful if Windows Update decided that it is time to reboot the PC, or if your actions or other programs started the process.
- shutdown /s -- The shutdown command. This shuts down the computer when you run it.
- shutdown /r -- Shuts down the computer, and restarts it afterwards.
- shutdown /g -- Like shutdown /r, but will restart any registered program when the system has loaded.
- shutdown /h -- Hibernates the local computer.
- shutdown /l -- Logs off the current user.
- shutdown /p -- Turns the computer off without prior warnings. Equals running shutdown /s /f /t 0
WinKey + R and type accordingly.
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