Fix Windows 10 Doesnt Shut Down Properly

Fix Windows 10 Doesnt Shut Down Properly

Windows 10 shut down problem normally cause by software version (unstable version) or unstable Software configuration. Instead of shutting down, your computer keep hibernating with the power light on and this is common for HP notebook.

Solution 1: Disable Hybrid Shutdown
The most common reason for Windows 8 and Windows 10 unable to shut down completely due hybrid shutdown, this feature enable by default in Windows 8 and 10 increase shut down time but decrease your boot time. To disable this feature:

1. Right Click on start and select power option and select choose what the power button do on the left panel.

2. Click on "Change setting that currently unavailable"

3. Now to disable the hybrid shut down, uncheck the "Turn on fast start-up (recommended). Click save changes and we are done. Your setting should look like this:

Solution 2:Power Drain (For HP Notebook)
1. Turn off your laptop by pressing the Power Button 5-6 seconds (hard Shout Down).
2. Remove the Power Chord and Battery.
3. Press the start button for 25-30 Seconds.
Now plug in the power the power chord and battery and test if it solve your problem.


Solution 3: Enable Intel Virtualization Technology
This solution applicable for Notebook with Intel Processor and not all Intel processor support Virtualization Technology.
1. First install Intel Processor Identification Utility.
2. Install and go to CPU Technologies and make sure the virtualization technologies is marked with YES.

3. Restrat your computer (or do the hard shut down then power on again). Enter BIOS, to enter BIOS, during power on press the BIOS key, your laptop has been assign with specific BIOS key such as F10. The most common are ESC, DEL, F2, F6 , F10 and F12.
4. On the BIOS page navigate to Advance option and enable the Virtualization technology. The location of the Virtualization setting is different depend on your notebook BIOS.

Solution 4 : Downgrade your Intel Management Engine. (Only for Model with Intel Processor)
Its a known issue that 11.xx Intel management Engine Interface could mess with shut down time and sleep option. The stable version would be 9.5xx or your original driver version (before update). Just rollback the driver to return to the previous version in device manager.(right click - properties - roll back driver)

You can also uninstall current version and download and install 9.5 version.


Solution 5 : Disable USB suspend Selection Setting
1. Go to power option, click on the plan you currently use and select advance setting.

2. Scroll down until USB Selective suspend setting.Press the + icon to expand. Disable both on battery and plugged in.

Solution 6: Disable Coolsense technology (HP Model)

1. Open command prompt as admin.

2. Copy and paste this line:

echo Start
echo #
echo ######################## Default dirctory for x86 x64 ########################
echo #
echo this command is default system32 directory for x86 OS or x64 OS
cd %windir% & cd system32
reg delete "HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun" /v "HP CoolSense" /f
reg delete "HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun" /v "HP CoolSense" /f
echo #
echo ######################## Change the dirctory for x64 ########################
echo #
echo this command is x86 applications registry for x64 OS
cd %windir% & cd syswow64
reg delete "HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun" /v "HP CoolSense" /f
reg delete "HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun" /v "HP CoolSense" /f
echo End 


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How to Fix Acer Touchpad after Windows 10 Updates

How to Fix Acer Touchpad after Windows 10 Updates

Newest updates on Jan 31, which upgrade my current Windows 10 build has ruined my Touchpad functionality. It does not work at all, so first of all without USB Mouse I need to use my touchpad firt. What I did was press F2 upon power on to enter BIOS. Now I just set touchpad to basic so that I can use it with simple functionality without 2 finger gesture.

Now after checking device manager, the Elan touchpad finally show up, however I still want back the 2 finger gesture. After few research and few tweaks, the touchpad shows up after I change it back to advance in BIOS but I must tick View Hidden Device to see it on device manager. Next thing is my printer detected but not working. Now I know what I should do to fix this - Revert to previous Build.

I know what I exactly need to do, system restore. Sadly I did not set my C drive any restore point. So I left with one more options which is reset my Windows to previous Build.

Simply type reset this pc in your search bar, now on the next screen select second option which allows you to reset your pc into previous build.

Now just plug in power chord, the process takes about 30 minutes (for my laptop). When it restart the touchpad still does not work, but actually you just need to press Fn + F7 keys to re-activate your Touchpad, and I did get my 2 finger scrolling function.

Here is another guide I collected during my research to fix this problems, hope it will help you out too without having to revert to previous build:
http://driver-download-1.blogspot.com/2016/01/touchpad-not-working-in-windows-10.html

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