Often it is because the system is overheating and must shut down in order to avoid melting. Cleaning dust out of your computer, checking to make sure the fan, heat sink, and cooling system is working properly, or replacing (or installing) the cooling system may just take care of your problem. Also, you may have a virus, which can be removed with most retail anti-virus software.
Keep running. Do not shut down.
Computers don't restart after shutting down. You probably have some setting on your OS which give the computer the command to always reboot. Change that setting.
You can reboot your computer by long-pressing on the shut-down button of the computer.
No it will not. Rebooting or restarting a computer will not delete files unless you reboot it via a hard shut down by pulling the plug or holding the power button until the machine dies.
Yes, they can.
Rebooting is the process of shutting down and restarting your computer again. All you have to do is click the Start button / pearl, and select "Shut down." You will be prompted with a list of power options, including Shut down (turn the power off) and Restart (momentarily turns computer off and then back on). To reboot, simply select the Restart option.
No, it's not. That's why when you reboot, everything has to be reloaded in the system again like the operating system and software you use. The hard drive stores it and then reloads it on each reboot.
Booting is the process of starting windows. So just shut your engine off and restart.
shut it down then reboot it to see if that works .if not then call a coumpter yech to come out and work on it
not likely and near impossible
Using the "start" button to shut down your computer gives your system a "heads up", if you will, that you are shutting it down. Shutting a computer down abruptly could be destructive to the system if you shut it down in the middle of an important process.
Reboot your PC, If i wont shut down turn your PC off manually, wait ten seconds, then see if your problems are fixed.