A common cause for shutdowns is the CPU overheating. Check the fan to make sure it isn't spinning slow or seized, and that there is no dust in the heat sink. You can also check that the heat sink compound (the paste between the fan and heatsink) hasn't broken down.
Or your power supply could be going bad. It gets hot and then shuts down. It might also be a bad power supply fan, that is the power supply might not be getting hot because of a problem with the power supply but because the fan isn't cooling it properly.
Also, check for bad capacitors on your motherboard. Capacitors are small, cylinder-like things with an aluminum top, with some type of molding or lines on the aluminum. There are many ways to find out if you have bad capacitors:
1. A brown, crusty substance on the capacitor or motherboard
2. The capacitor is swelling
3. The capacitor "venting"
4. Signs of overheating
5. A pop, with a hiss after it coming from your computer, or even a small explosion
6. Capacitor blows off its casing
If any of these symptoms appear, repair the motherboard ASAP. Power supplies also have some capacitors, but it is strongly recommended to avoid these unless you discharge them first because they can still have a charge in them, which could be deadly.
Hold the power button until it shuts down and then when it has, wait about five minutes. After that, press the power button to start it back up again.
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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.
Utime is the amount of time that it takes a computer to start up after normal shut down. When the computer is turned on is the start of utime. The end of utime is the moment that the computer is ready to be used.
Apples approved way is to shut down the computer for at least 10 seconds then restart and press the Shift key immediately after the start up chime, hold it until you get the grey Apple logo and the spinning gear indicator.When done just restart normally.You can just restart then hold down the shift key instead of shutting the computer completely down but some trouble shooting steps are to cold start the computer, (shutting down for a few seconds to a few minutes to clear the ram, etc, and cool any overheated parts)
Overheating. Is it overclocked, is there dust in the power supply, is there no air flow. Very common in laptops.
Use the up/down arrows to move it to regular mode. The computer will start normally at that point. It sounds like you are shutting down your computer without going to the menu and highlighting "turn off". When you do this the computer starts in safe mode because it wasn't shut down properly. DO NOT shut down with the power button. If you have a laptop you can program it to turn off when you shut the lid.
Using the shutdown command to shutdown in five minutes and delaying shutting down for five minutes are synonymous.
when you press the start button and hold it for 6 seconds, the computer will shut down.