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&gt;&gt;PC shuts down when I power off a UPS printer <br />
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Check your UPS is charging or not if battery is low then your system will shutdown auto matically<br />
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chalapathi
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>>PC shuts down when I power off a UPS printer

Check your UPS is charging or not if battery is low then your system will shutdown auto matically

chalapathi

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Hi.<br />
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the UPS printer is a typeo. It should be a USB printer. The PC is a desktop and I checked the control pannel to se if it thaught it had a UPS. <br />
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the evelt log says that the computer was rebooted from a bugcheck.<br />
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again any thaughts.<br />
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JOe
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Hi.

the UPS printer is a typeo. It should be a USB printer. The PC is a desktop and I checked the control pannel to se if it thaught it had a UPS.

the evelt log says that the computer was rebooted from a bugcheck.

again any thaughts.

JOe

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Hello All.<br />
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I have a Win2K Pro Sp3 PC. it has an HP office Jet G series printerattached via USB. If I power off the printer the PC shuts down. <br />
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any thaughts.<br />
<br />
JOe
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Hello All.

I have a Win2K Pro Sp3 PC. it has an HP office Jet G series printerattached via USB. If I power off the printer the PC shuts down. 

any thaughts.

JOe

PC shuts down when I power off a UPS printer

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