Windows 10: Windows 10 Shutting down, Doesn't fully Shutdown Computrer

I have 7 or 8 computers around the house, most dual boot Windows 10 pro x64 and Linux. When you shutdown a Windows machine and start a Linux machine there are errors and Linux won't boot (The HDD's weren't shutdown properly ~ the OS's have there own SSD's && share a data drive, this is the drive that registers the error). You have to boot windows and shutdown from a cmd 'shutdown.exe /s /t 0' or similar. Is there a way to set windows to actually shutdown with the standard gui shutdown routine?

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Windows 10 "INVALID IP CONFIGURATION"

I've seen heaps of this over the last few days.

The solution is to RESTART the computer, not shut down. A Windows 10 shutdown isn't a full shut down but more of a deep sleep/hibernation. Restarting will fully shut down the computer and restart and the problem should be fixed..

 

my computer won't shut down properly.

Windows 10 - my computer won't shut down properly. I use the menu button shutdown and the screen goes blank, but the system does not fully shut down. The only way to get it to shut down is to hold the physical power
button down till it shuts down. Any suggestions? Thanks In Advance.

 

Try disabling fast startup - see Brink's tutorial: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4...dows-10-a.html

 

Thank You, Word Man. I don't use windows much anymore and this was driving my daughter and I nuts. Fastboot it was. Does that 'cache' a session like hibernation, leave an on bit in the file system?

 

Something to that effect - don't have a fully technical grasp of it. But, it's a common enough problem that I've seen it have plenty enough negative effects even beyond what you've experienced. I don't trust it at all for my wife's spinner disk laptop or my SSD laptop and cleared that right off the bat after installing Win 10.