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It sounds like you need to add ACPI.
In the MCC on your boot loader option, on the first screen there should be options:
Enable ACPI
Force No APIC
Force No Local APIC.
You want to put a check/cross/whatever in the box 'Enable ACPI'. Your PC should shutdown normally without you having to manually power down.
(This is KDE desktop BTW).
You see, during the shut-down process it probes a bunch of crap and then at the bottom it says Power-Off. I keep on waiting and waiting and waiting, but it does not want to shut-down by itself like Windows.
Should FORCE NO ACPI be enabled too, because thats the only one thats not enabled.
Distribution: Slackware, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X
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I gave you all my settings, so I expect an answer..
You might try a search for yourself, we are all here voluntarily. This kind of attitude is likely to deter other users from trying to help. I hope this isn't taken the wrong way. Just some friendly advice.
good luck.
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