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clicking Start > power icon > Shutdown does shut the PC down - or I should say - can shut it down if the power options are set accordingly and hibernation is turned off. first two things I always do to any PC I touch - so to me, Shutdown has always been just that - good bye, turn off the lights and shut the gate on your way out! 
if I'm about to learn something new, it's going be a good day!
if I'm about to learn something new, it's going be a good day!
sorry I'm late:
OS Windows 11 Pro N 64-bit
CPU Intel Core I3 @1.20GHz Ice Lake 10nm Technology
RAM 4,00GB
MOBO Lenovo LNVNB161216(U3E1)
GRAPHICS Generic PnP Monitor 1920x1080@60Hz Intel UHD Graphichs (Lenovo)
Optical Drivers No optical disk drivers detected
Audio Realtek High Definition Audio (SST)
I want to understand why I can’t turn it off, if it doesn’t make me do it there’s a problem, maybe a combination of wrong settings? Maybe CMOS battery?
And the Lenovo logo that I want to remove but there isn't this BIOS setting...
Probably the battery problem has been solved, I have to monitor for two days the battery status, I will leave the computer off for two days
And the Lenovo logo that I want to remove but there isn't this BIOS setting...
Probably the battery problem has been solved, I have to monitor for two days the battery status, I will leave the computer off for two days
did you ever remove the CMOS like instructed to in Post # 10?
Much like the other prefabricated systems are (Dell, Gateway, HP ETC).
There could have been a fix for that from a BIOS update yet they all state require Windows 10 to perform. Since you updated to Windows 11 do not want to take the chance of disabling the system totally.
Think that is integrated into the BIOS and cannot be removed.
Much like the other prefabricated systems are (Dell, Gateway, HP ETC).
There could have been a fix for that from a BIOS update yet they all state require Windows 10 to perform. Since you updated to Windows 11 do not want to take the chance of disabling the system totally.
I haven't yet tried to remove the CMOS battery, I'll do it after the 2 days I was talking about (battery life is more important).
Before switching to 22H2 the system showed for a moment the Lenovo logo and then switched to the Windows logo, I think it’s a matter related to fast boot
Before switching to 22H2 the system showed for a moment the Lenovo logo and then switched to the Windows logo, I think it’s a matter related to fast boot
Being that the laptop was manufactured in 2020 the battery may be starting to show age and not capable of holding a charge like it used to.
Could be and then again util we get the issue resolved correctly there is no telling.
You tell us this not you are stating this
So, which is it and when did this change?
Could be and then again util we get the issue resolved correctly there is no telling.
Some installed apps will override some system settings. You may set your operating system to turn off hibernation however an app is possibly overriding that setting and hibernation is enabled. So its possible an app is overriding your system settings and when you shut down the computer it goes into hibernation and is not turning off fully. Hence your battery being drained.
Example of some apps that override your system settings are StallAllBack, Auto Dark mode, FlyOut, Windows Power Tools. You need to go through your apps and try and find which one or more could possibly overriding your system settings.
Example of some apps that override your system settings are StallAllBack, Auto Dark mode, FlyOut, Windows Power Tools. You need to go through your apps and try and find which one or more could possibly overriding your system settings.
100% than two days later at 91% - that's not too bad.
I usually see about 2 or 3% drop each day when laptops are shut down.
add an extra few %'s as the battery ages, and your 4-5% drop per day is within the margin of error.
I usually see about 2 or 3% drop each day when laptops are shut down.
add an extra few %'s as the battery ages, and your 4-5% drop per day is within the margin of error.
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