It's only an annoyance, but my Start->Shutdown box gives four
choices:
Standby,
Shutdown
Restart
Restart in MS-DOS
Restart works fine. Shutdown produces the same effect as Restart;
Windows goes down; then the computer reboots. I looked (gingerly)
at the Registry (using Ziff-Davis "Registry Editor"), but there
are four places labelled "Shutdown" (with numbers in them), nothing
labelled "Restart", and I have no idea what to do.
What controls this & how do I put it right? All advice gratefully
received.
It's only an annoyance, but my Start->Shutdown box gives four
choices:
Standby,
Shutdown
Restart
Restart in MS-DOS
Restart works fine. Shutdown produces the same effect as Restart;
Windows goes down; then the computer reboots. I looked (gingerly)
at the Registry (using Ziff-Davis "Registry Editor"), but there
are four places labelled "Shutdown" (with numbers in them), nothing
labelled "Restart", and I have no idea what to do.
What controls this & how do I put it right? All advice gratefully
received.
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