Ubuntu 18.10 Restarts seconds after shutdown
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I'm using HP Probook 650, Running ubuntu 18.10 , I noticed that when i have a usb flashdrive or AC power connected the Laptop turns off without a problem.
Without a USB flash or a power plug, the laptop does not turn off.
Any ideas as to how to resolve this?
Thanks
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asked Jan 16 at 21:01
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I'm using HP Probook 650, Running ubuntu 18.10 , I noticed that when i have a usb flashdrive or AC power connected the Laptop turns off without a problem.
Without a USB flash or a power plug, the laptop does not turn off.
Any ideas as to how to resolve this?
Thanks
18.10
asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
11
Are you saying that if you have no USB drive connected or you are on battery power that a shutdown gesture eventually results in a reboot? Make it clear with an edit exactly what you are doing and what happens. Be as specific as you can.
– jdv
Jan 16 at 22:03
Hw are you turning it off? Check your power settings. There are different options for "on battery" and "on AC" and for powerbutton and lid closing actions. Might be something there.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 17 at 0:11
To power it off I must have my flashdrive plugged in or power cable. Without that I have to hold the power button force shutdown. But using ubuntu shutdown button the laptop restarts just after 2 seconds
– Joseph
Jan 19 at 14:17
You should provide us with more information about the error. Please, after restarting, execute the command: journalctl -b Then edit your post and paste the result.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
This will show you all of the journal entries that have been collected since the most recent reboot.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
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I'm using HP Probook 650, Running ubuntu 18.10 , I noticed that when i have a usb flashdrive or AC power connected the Laptop turns off without a problem.
Without a USB flash or a power plug, the laptop does not turn off.
Any ideas as to how to resolve this?
Thanks
18.10
asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
11
I'm using HP Probook 650, Running ubuntu 18.10 , I noticed that when i have a usb flashdrive or AC power connected the Laptop turns off without a problem.
Without a USB flash or a power plug, the laptop does not turn off.
Any ideas as to how to resolve this?
Thanks
18.10
18.10
asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
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asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
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edited Jan 19 at 14:15
Joseph
asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
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asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
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asked Jan 16 at 21:01
JosephJoseph
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Are you saying that if you have no USB drive connected or you are on battery power that a shutdown gesture eventually results in a reboot? Make it clear with an edit exactly what you are doing and what happens. Be as specific as you can.
– jdv
Jan 16 at 22:03
Hw are you turning it off? Check your power settings. There are different options for "on battery" and "on AC" and for powerbutton and lid closing actions. Might be something there.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 17 at 0:11
To power it off I must have my flashdrive plugged in or power cable. Without that I have to hold the power button force shutdown. But using ubuntu shutdown button the laptop restarts just after 2 seconds
– Joseph
Jan 19 at 14:17
You should provide us with more information about the error. Please, after restarting, execute the command: journalctl -b Then edit your post and paste the result.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
This will show you all of the journal entries that have been collected since the most recent reboot.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
|
show 2 more comments
Are you saying that if you have no USB drive connected or you are on battery power that a shutdown gesture eventually results in a reboot? Make it clear with an edit exactly what you are doing and what happens. Be as specific as you can.
– jdv
Jan 16 at 22:03
Hw are you turning it off? Check your power settings. There are different options for "on battery" and "on AC" and for powerbutton and lid closing actions. Might be something there.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 17 at 0:11
To power it off I must have my flashdrive plugged in or power cable. Without that I have to hold the power button force shutdown. But using ubuntu shutdown button the laptop restarts just after 2 seconds
– Joseph
Jan 19 at 14:17
You should provide us with more information about the error. Please, after restarting, execute the command: journalctl -b Then edit your post and paste the result.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
This will show you all of the journal entries that have been collected since the most recent reboot.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
Are you saying that if you have no USB drive connected or you are on battery power that a shutdown gesture eventually results in a reboot? Make it clear with an edit exactly what you are doing and what happens. Be as specific as you can.
– jdv
Jan 16 at 22:03
Are you saying that if you have no USB drive connected or you are on battery power that a shutdown gesture eventually results in a reboot? Make it clear with an edit exactly what you are doing and what happens. Be as specific as you can.
– jdv
Jan 16 at 22:03
Hw are you turning it off? Check your power settings. There are different options for "on battery" and "on AC" and for powerbutton and lid closing actions. Might be something there.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 17 at 0:11
Hw are you turning it off? Check your power settings. There are different options for "on battery" and "on AC" and for powerbutton and lid closing actions. Might be something there.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 17 at 0:11
To power it off I must have my flashdrive plugged in or power cable. Without that I have to hold the power button force shutdown. But using ubuntu shutdown button the laptop restarts just after 2 seconds
– Joseph
Jan 19 at 14:17
To power it off I must have my flashdrive plugged in or power cable. Without that I have to hold the power button force shutdown. But using ubuntu shutdown button the laptop restarts just after 2 seconds
– Joseph
Jan 19 at 14:17
You should provide us with more information about the error. Please, after restarting, execute the command: journalctl -b Then edit your post and paste the result.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
You should provide us with more information about the error. Please, after restarting, execute the command: journalctl -b Then edit your post and paste the result.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
This will show you all of the journal entries that have been collected since the most recent reboot.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
This will show you all of the journal entries that have been collected since the most recent reboot.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
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I managed to fix the issue by disabling USB 3.0 in bios settings.
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I managed to fix the issue by disabling USB 3.0 in bios settings.
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I managed to fix the issue by disabling USB 3.0 in bios settings.
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Are you saying that if you have no USB drive connected or you are on battery power that a shutdown gesture eventually results in a reboot? Make it clear with an edit exactly what you are doing and what happens. Be as specific as you can.
– jdv
Jan 16 at 22:03
Hw are you turning it off? Check your power settings. There are different options for "on battery" and "on AC" and for powerbutton and lid closing actions. Might be something there.
– Stephen Boston
Jan 17 at 0:11
To power it off I must have my flashdrive plugged in or power cable. Without that I have to hold the power button force shutdown. But using ubuntu shutdown button the laptop restarts just after 2 seconds
– Joseph
Jan 19 at 14:17
You should provide us with more information about the error. Please, after restarting, execute the command: journalctl -b Then edit your post and paste the result.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21
This will show you all of the journal entries that have been collected since the most recent reboot.
– Carlos Dagorret
Jan 19 at 14:21