Specifying the Operating System would help a lot, but I can give you a generic break down of a typical Windows machine which is the safest guess. If it is exiting the operating system, going to a blank screen and not shutting off it could be a faulty Power Supply(PSU). If your operating system is still visible while shutting down and not shutting off, you can have a background program running that is causing a conflict or is malfunctioning. You may want to view your Event Viewer or when shutting down wait for an error message to tell you which program is having an issue when shutting off. This will allow you to disable to application causing the delay.
First, one must ensure that the PC is shut down/turned completely off, so as not to be electrocuted during the process. Then, one must locate the power socket and plug the speakers into it. Then, to use the speakers, turn the PC back on and enjoy,.
No. Not until you unplug it from the wall outlet, anyway.
Reboot your PC, If i wont shut down turn your PC off manually, wait ten seconds, then see if your problems are fixed.
Not really, as long as you follow the proper shut down process. Improvements in electronics and semi-conductors have eliminated the power surge problems often found in early appliances.
Logging of your computer is just turning off your particular account so someone can go on a different account. Turning off is turning off the whole system. This way, someone would have to restart the computer before they could then log on to their own account.
If you shut off your PC only from the skin the CPU will still be on since the screen is only used as a display.
The battery on your motherboard is dying/dead. Also, check the BIOS to see what it is set at ;)
my PC often does this and i have had it for years it just does it for no reason and t hasn't broken on me so i would try and keep it muted when you shut it down
When it is turned off.
Leaving your PC turned off for a long time should be perfectly safe, and cause no harm to the computer.
Shut it down and unplug it from the power source and internet.
hit it for a good hour, this worked for me.