Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit, 6.1.7601 SP 1 Build 7601, Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R, i7-960, 12gb mem, GTX-560, NZXT Gamma case, Corsair RM1000 PSU
I recently replaced my motherboard and psu in a system recovery. Since then all my fans keep running after shutdown, the front case light is on, usb hub light is on, and case power light is on. Hitting the DVD button causes the DVD light to come on but will not open the drawer, acting llike there's not enough power to open it. The system is definitely shut down, not in sleep mode. (Windows is set to never sleep, sleep button to do nothing, power button set to shut down.) BIOS ACPI Suspend Type = S3.
Disabling BIOS PME Event Wake Up did not fix problem, and shutting down from safe mode gave same results. I have read where the Nvidia card or any PCI card can cause this problem. I will boot from a linux flash drive I have and shut down from there. If that shuts down properly, I know it is a windows problem.
In the meantime, does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks, David!
I recently replaced my motherboard and psu in a system recovery. Since then all my fans keep running after shutdown, the front case light is on, usb hub light is on, and case power light is on. Hitting the DVD button causes the DVD light to come on but will not open the drawer, acting llike there's not enough power to open it. The system is definitely shut down, not in sleep mode. (Windows is set to never sleep, sleep button to do nothing, power button set to shut down.) BIOS ACPI Suspend Type = S3.
Disabling BIOS PME Event Wake Up did not fix problem, and shutting down from safe mode gave same results. I have read where the Nvidia card or any PCI card can cause this problem. I will boot from a linux flash drive I have and shut down from there. If that shuts down properly, I know it is a windows problem.
In the meantime, does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks, David!
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