Windows 10: System Restart

Win 10 Home

Upon 'restart', system freezes part way through shutdown.

If I use the "Slide" feature it will shut down ok.

Have already tried sfc/scannow; found corrupt files but was unable to fix. Files don't appear to be critical.

:)

 

System restart

Hi,



This issue could occur due to corrupted power plan settings or some startup items conflicting or restricting it to restart normally. We suggest you to run the
Power troubleshooter, and check if it helps. Here are the steps:

• Type Control Panel in the Search bar, and hit
  Enter.
• Go to Troubleshooting.
• Select View All.
• Choose Power from the list, and run the troubleshooter.

If issue persists, we recommend you to start the laptop in Safe Mode wherein it will start using a limited set of files and drivers. You can visit this article for instructions:
Start your PC in safe mode in Windows 10.



Let us know how it goes.

 

System restart

When i restart my lenovo laptop for any reason, it powers itself down, but will not power up again. Eventually after a few minutes, I have to hold down the power button and it then it powers up again.

 

Try running the DISM command to clean up component store corruption and then the SFC command again to fix the system files. Since you have problems with narrator also, using both tools will probably fix your problems. This is from the tutorial forum. DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image - Windows 10 Forums .

 

Thank you John

Can you give me the direct link to the win 10 home iso download location?

 

Hi emeth, this is from the tutorial forum. it has two direct links to Microsoft depending on how you want to go. Right now both are for the RTM build 10240 If you haven't been upgraded to version 1511 yet either will work. . Windows 10 ISO Download - Windows 10 Forums

 

Thank you John but I seem to be unable to find those links nor do I really know what to do from there?

Is there a simple step by step procedure for us old timers *Nerd

Thanks

 

Use option one and click on the download button. The directions from there should be straight forward. Before you do that, try running the DISM command from an elevated command prompt. Option 5 in the DISM tutorial if it works it will be a bit faster.