And Ubuntu has a setting that will shut down all open applications
before shutting down the MB. This way you just push the button for on
and again for off. If you loaded LCNC in the startup file, it makes it
very easy.
On 2013/10/20 05:36 AM, Jon Elson wrote:
Terry Christophersen wrote:
Hi
Hi all,
When I turn on the main power switch my computer will come on for
a couple of seconds then shut off.I wait for this to happen then push the
computer on switch.This is how it been since I switched to a 525.
Why does the computer come on without me hitting the computer on switch?
Thanks
That may depends on the computer configuration. I believe that my Intel
board has a jumper to enable that. In some environments, you want the
computer to come back online after a power failure.
Ken
On 10/19/2013 6:38 PM, Terry Christophersen wrote:
Hi all,
When I turn on the main power
You might check bios settings. For servers, I configure them to auto-boot
at power on and after any power failure (simulated by a power strip turn
off).
Desktops are normally configured to power down if they find they were on or
off when a power fails.
It does sound like the power control is
Terry Christophersen wrote:
Hi all,
When I turn on the main power switch my computer will come on for
a couple of seconds then shut off.I wait for this to happen then push the
computer on switch.This is how it been since I switched to a 525.
Why does the computer come on without me hitting
