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|    Ed Cryer to All    |
|    Re: System crash and lock-out    |
|    06 Feb 26 13:11:44    |
      From: ed@somewhere.in.the.uk              Paul wrote:                     I've found an unusual thing in Windows 11, while looking around for       things that might have crashed the system and corrupted it extensively.       In Reliability Monitor there are error messages of "unexpected shutdown"       tied to every occasion that I've shut the damn thing down. So I tried my       usual shutdown, rebooted, and lo! unexpected shutdown.       I found out that in the Power Options for Win11 there's the option to       choose what happens with shutdown, and mine was set to Sleep.       Now, that seems utterly stupid. I have two (no, three) questions.       1. What earthly advantage does that give? Surely, more problem-causing       than helpful.       2. Who or what set it on my box of tricks?       3. The on/off button always went off. WTF?              Ed              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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