Windows 10: How do I reboot / shutdown

How do Reboot or Shutdown my PC without having all of my previously open windows or programs reopen as soon as I sign back in?

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Windows 10 Pro will Not shutdown, always reboots.

I understand this issue has been posted for other OS' and for the Win 10 Tech Preview. This thread, however, relates to a final release of the Windows 10 OS.

How do I stop the system from rebooting when I select Shut Down?

Hardware = Lenovo ThinkCentre M82 3306G3U

Windows 10 Pro, regardless of method used to shutdown the computer will always reboot.

• Click Start, Power, Shut down = reboot
• Right click Start, Shut down or sign out, shut down = reboot
• Command line shut down = reboot
• Power button shut down = reboot

Other threads have suggested uninstalling Intel Management Engine, Intel Security, Intel Rapid storage. Someone also suggested turning off fast boot. Finally, another suggestion I found was Disable Intel Management Interface in device manager. I have
done all of the above and the computer still reboots.

Does anyone have this issue? Has anyone found a solution? I typically see MS reps on here suggest safe mode, then some other method of stopping services not related to MS because they always believe it isn't the OS or MS developers. I believe this time
it is an OS flaw. Prove me wrong.

Pics below show I fave fast boot OFF, do issues in Device manager, and my OS edition.

FYI, this was a clean install from a USB drive.

 

AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.