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jim thome Posted on Feb 19, 2007
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No shutoff Computer shuts down at end it says it is now safe to turn your computer off. Its like old windows 98. I'm running win xp pro, 2.2cpu, 512ram, Motherboard is a Magic Twin model P400MTWIN. Thank You for your time. All updates from microsoft update are done as of now.

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Go to start>control panel>power options>advanced tab, then at bottom it should say shutdown when i press power off button.

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