Computer resets instead of shutting down

Hi,
I just finished installing a Gigabyte P4-Titan mb (GA-8VT800-L) with a
1.7 Ghz Celeron with XP Pro. Installed Win XP-Pro and all the updates from
MS. However, the one anomoly is that when I click to close the OS software
it appears to be closing down but then it resets itself and restarts going
right through posting all the way to loading the OS instead of simply
shutting off. I've never run into this one before. Any ideas or suggestions?

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Jan Alter

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"Jan Alter" wrote:
Hi,
I just finished installing a Gigabyte P4-Titan mb (GA-8VT800-L) with a
1.7 Ghz Celeron with XP Pro. Installed Win XP-Pro and all the updates from
MS. However, the one anomoly is that when I click to close the OS software
it appears to be closing down but then it resets itself and restarts going
right through posting all the way to loading the OS instead of simply
shutting off. I've never run into this one before. Any ideas or suggestions?

I doubt this will help you, but I had a Win98 computer do that to me several months ago; when I took it
back to my friend's house, though, it worked fine with his monitor/keyboard/mouse.

Jon

Thanks for responding. The problem turned out to be a setting in the BIOS.
Disabling the PME (Power Management Event) setting let the thing turn off.
This piece of information came to me via someone in another NG that I'd
posted.

--
Jan Alter

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"Jon Danniken" wrote in message
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"Jan Alter" wrote:
Hi,
I just finished installing a Gigabyte P4-Titan mb (GA-8VT800-L) with
a
1.7 Ghz Celeron with XP Pro. Installed Win XP-Pro and all the updates
from
MS. However, the one anomoly is that when I click to close the OS
software
it appears to be closing down but then it resets itself and restarts
going
right through posting all the way to loading the OS instead of simply
shutting off. I've never run into this one before. Any ideas or
suggestions?

I doubt this will help you, but I had a Win98 computer do that to me
several months ago; when I took it
back to my friend's house, though, it worked fine with his
monitor/keyboard/mouse.

Jon