[Solved] Windows 10 Fails to Shut Down

Don’t bother anymore if your computer cannot shut down or fail to shut down after upgrading to Windows 10. Effective methods are available here in the article to help fix Windows 10 fails to shut down error with simple clicks now.

Windows 10 unable to shut down

"Help! I don't know what's going on that my computer just won't shut down. I upgraded the system into latest Windows 10 yesterday, and I cannot shut down the computer today. I've tried several times to click Power > Shut down option in the PC; it just won't shut down. What can I do with the problem?"

Quite a lot users replied that they fail to shut down their computers normally after upgrading the system to Windows 10. And a couple of reasons may cause this issue. Here in the following passages, you'll find relative solutions to solve the Windows 10 won't shut down error with ease. To avoid unexpected data loss issue, it's highly recommended for you to create data backups with Windows backup software - EaseUS Todo Backup in simple steps.

Method 1: Check and fix system errors to fix Windows 10 won't shut down

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Method 2: Change boot order in BIOS to fix Windows 10 fail to shut down

If your HDD is not the first in the boot order, you may have starting problems as well as shutting down issues in your computers. To fix this issue, you may need to reset the boot order in BIOS. Let's see how to change the boot order in BIOS now:

Step 1: Turn off your computer (you'll probably have to force it to shut down, otherwise, you wouldn't read this article).

Step 2: Turn it back on and press "Del" (Or whichever button that enters a BIOS for your computer).

Step 3: In BIOS, look for an option which sets your BIOS values to default.

Step 4: Press the appropriate key, save changes and exit BIOS.

Method 3: Adjust power settings to fix Windows 10 fail to shut down

Sometimes, a fast startup may cause problems when Windows 10 shuts down. Therefore, if you turn off the fast startup feature, Windows 10 fails to shut down problem may get solved then:

Step 1: Right-click on the "Start" button and go to "Power Options".

Step 2: Select Change what the power button does from the left pane.

Step 3: Click on "Change settings" that are currently unavailable.

Step 4: Uncheck "Turn on Fast Startup".

Step 5: Click "OK".

You may also choose to disable or uninstall a certain program or process which stops you from shutting down Windows 10.