HP EliteDesk 800 G2 auto powers up
HP EliteDesk 800 G2 mini automatically powers up after shut down. Is there a way to disable this. I've seen answers on two different forums, but neither works.
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Bill, I have poured over all the BIOS settings. There were a couple under Advanced realted to power, but no setting I made changed the result. I went into the advanced power settings in Windows b/c on one forum someone commented about setting the PCI power settings to off which disables the wake-on-LAN circuitry. One forum comment on HP indicated disabling the "Legacy Boot" order fixed the problem, but it didn't change the result. Interestingly enough, when we use PDQ to shut down one of these devices, it stays shut down. That would lead me to believe it might be a Windows setting.
What I'm asking is when you are in Windows 10, and you click the Start Window and select Power, and then Shut down, the 800 G2 shuts down for about 30 seconds, and then the power button light comes back on and the machine boots to a Windows Login screen. Thank you for any suggestions you might offer.
What I'm asking is when you are in Windows 10, and you click the Start Window and select Power, and then Shut down, the 800 G2 shuts down for about 30 seconds, and then the power button light comes back on and the machine boots to a Windows Login screen. Thank you for any suggestions you might offer.
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Hello nobus, Unchecking "Turn on fast startup (recommended)" was the solution. We have GPO setting that turns this on or leaves it turned on--not sure which at this point. Either way, thank you so much. You have to get to this settings from the Power & Sleep options -> Advanced Power Settings -> then click the option to "Choose what the power buttons do." It's under the "Shutdown Settings". Thank you for the assistance. It's greatly appreciated!!!
glad to hear it helped you
Or is that one of the suggestions you already looked into that didn't work?
And am I correct that what you are really asking about is what happens after a power loss, when power is restored to the device? I assume this doesn't happen if you "shutdown" normally (not restart) via Windows, right?
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