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Have you checked the event viewer?
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Yes, &nbsp;the issue happens after shutdown and before the OS boots. &nbsp;It's weird.
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What is the log from event viewer?
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Try this &nbsp;:<br>in &nbsp;"Power and Sleep" settings.set it &nbsp;to never sleep.<br>now Disable "Fast start".<br>Shut down pc and reboot.<br>and finally, try a RESTART from Windows.
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Do you have any external hardware plugged in, like a USB drive or any other kind of storage device? Those sometimes interfere with booting but maybe something is hanging up the restart process.
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I'm betting you have some sort of USB device that looks like storage to the system. Initiate a reboot and start pulling USB devices.
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I just purchased a new HP EliteDesk 800 G6 SFF Desktop. &nbsp;I installed Windows 10 Enterprise. &nbsp;Everything works fine. &nbsp;No errors or crashes. &nbsp;However, if I reboot the PC, it shuts down but does not reload again. &nbsp;It just hangs there until I press the power button to power it off. &nbsp;Then press it again to power it on, which then it will boot fine. &nbsp;However, if I do a Shutdown, the machine will shut down and power off. &nbsp;Then will boot fine when I press the power button.<br><br>Any ideas? &nbsp;To me it sounds more like a perhaps a BiOS issue.&nbsp; No?
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I just purchased a new HP EliteDesk 800 G6 SFF Desktop.  I installed Windows 10 Enterprise.  Everything works fine.  No errors or crashes.  However, if I reboot the PC, it shuts down but does not reload again.  It just hangs there until I press the power button to power it off.  Then press it again to power it on, which then it will boot fine.  However, if I do a Shutdown, the machine will shut down and power off.  Then will boot fine when I press the power button.
Any ideas?  To me it sounds more like a perhaps a BiOS issue.  No?

Desktop hangs on reboot.  Will boot up fine on power up.

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