Proper shut down
Hi doodu13appa,
Nothing beats a complete "Shut Down" through the Start menu in the lower left-hand corner of your Windows screen. This allows all open windows to be properly closed, with current data saved, memory and cache cleared. This is like going to bed at night with nothing on your mind, sleeping soundly, and waking up refreshed in the morning.
Then, when the computer is powered up the next time, it will be operating at its optimum performance levels without being "bogged" down with excessive leftover garbage from previous sessions. There's nothing wrong with powering your laptop, or desktop, down by clicking the power button and letting it go into standby, sleep, or hibernate mode, much of the time. It leaves you with a quick-startup the next time you are ready to use your computer, and most of your open programs will still be running in the background. Clicking on your logon will have your right back where you last left off.
the 'computer' is actually a laptop. It's an HP pavillion ze 2000, I can't access the bios.
I'm not alone! I've been getting this "stuck on the black screen with options to select F-whatever" for a few weeks now - I've unplugged and replugged, all the usual steps but sometimes it can take (seriously!) 20-30 reboots before the computer actually gets going. I'd be grateful for any insights.
HP Psavilion dv 2000 will not boot up. Lights on, fan on, and after several attempts it does eventually boot up, but very frustrating to have to keep turning on and off until it works.
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