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This is incorrect. All you need to do to fix the problem of the system powering down is checking that option...no need to reinstall Windows. I installed Win2K on a P2 300MHz system (it's like 5 years old), and checking that one box is all it took to make it power down completely. 
FYI: I believe this thread's dead, as well as the other one you posted at that was 6 months old. Kidding aside, welcome to the forums! 
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