My Labtop was still showing me 'shout down' without doing anything.


  1. Posts : 116
    Windows Ultimate x86, SP1
       #1

    My Labtop was still showing me 'shout down' without doing anything.


    Hi everyone!

    While installing updates of windows, I was told that I shouldn't have turned off my computer. However, I had to turn it off because I saw that while installation of updates is about 32%, and in the 3/3 stage, that my computer was still 'shout down' without proceeding restarting my compute to finish the updates.
    I had to shout down it by clicking on the turn off' button in the keyboard because it took too long time without doing anything.
    Although I have been told to not turn off my computer or plug off until the updates are installed, I had to turn off it.
    So my questions are:
    Why did this happen(my compute was still showing me 'shout down' without doing anything.
    Why were the updates completed, although I have been told to not turn off the computer while updating installing. But I didn't do?
    Finally: why is not there restart' button on the keyboard to restart the compute if necessary.
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  2.    #2

    Just wait until the PC reboots and the Updates complete. If it takes more than a few hours then you can shut it down, if necessary run System Restore from System Recovery Options
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  3. Posts : 116
    Windows Ultimate x86, SP1
    Thread Starter
       #3

    gregrocker said:
    Just wait until the PC reboots and the Updates complete. If it takes more than a few hours then you can shut it down, if necessary run System Restore from System Recovery Options
    Thank you so much indeed, but
    I saw that the updates was completed after turning on my computer again, although I shout down my computer by clicking on 'shout down' button on the keyboard.

    Finally: why is not there a 'restart' button on the keyboard to restart the compute if necessary because sometime the laptop is frozen.
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