Windows restarts after clicking on Shutdown

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I just installed Windows XP Home on a new drive, new computer. I have
configured it to be seen on my home network. It is not yet online.
It shutdown just fine at this point. Then I installed Norton
Anti-virus 2005. After selecting Shutdown, the computer powers off
then powers back on within a few seconds. Is NAV 2005 not compatable
with my system? Is this a known issue with NAV? TIA
 
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Although many people use NAV 2005 without problems (including on the
computer I am using at the moment), others experience all sorts of problems.
I have always said that it is due to the system configuration on the
troublesome machines. But, not being able to get my hands on those computers
I am not able to prove the fact.

I have used all versions of either Norton Utilities, Norton AntiVirus or
Norton SystemWorks on every computer I have owned since about 1993. I have
never had problems with any of them, except for one time a few years ago
when Symantec sent out a faulty antivirus update. That one was fun!

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"If you knew as much as you thought you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!"

"Phisherman" <noone@nobody.com> wrote in message
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>I just installed Windows XP Home on a new drive, new computer. I have
> configured it to be seen on my home network. It is not yet online.
> It shutdown just fine at this point. Then I installed Norton
> Anti-virus 2005. After selecting Shutdown, the computer powers off
> then powers back on within a few seconds. Is NAV 2005 not compatable
> with my system? Is this a known issue with NAV? TIA
 
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"Phisherman" <noone@nobody.com> wrote in message
news:fu73d1dcce8borj9728cut9ed2d2in90gl@4ax.com...
>I just installed Windows XP Home on a new drive, new computer. I have
> configured it to be seen on my home network. It is not yet online.
> It shutdown just fine at this point. Then I installed Norton
> Anti-virus 2005. After selecting Shutdown, the computer powers off
> then powers back on within a few seconds. Is NAV 2005 not compatable
> with my system? Is this a known issue with NAV? TIA


Check your BIOS, look for something called "WakeOnLan" and disable this
feature, your home network is probably starting your computer.

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On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 16:37:49 -0700, "WTC"
<bcrawfordjr(remove)@hotmail.com> wrote:

>"Phisherman" <noone@nobody.com> wrote in message
>news:fu73d1dcce8borj9728cut9ed2d2in90gl@4ax.com...
>>I just installed Windows XP Home on a new drive, new computer. I have
>> configured it to be seen on my home network. It is not yet online.
>> It shutdown just fine at this point. Then I installed Norton
>> Anti-virus 2005. After selecting Shutdown, the computer powers off
>> then powers back on within a few seconds. Is NAV 2005 not compatable
>> with my system? Is this a known issue with NAV? TIA
>
>
>Check your BIOS, look for something called "WakeOnLan" and disable this
>feature, your home network is probably starting your computer.


I have the MSI K8N motherboard with all BIOS settings at the default.
The Wake-On-Lan is disabled. But thanks anyway for the
suggestion--there may be another setting causing NAV fits.