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Subject: Re: laptop doesn't power off
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Hi,

On 08 August 2009 pm 15:21:17 Tim Matthews wrote:
> I have a sony vaio sz483n. The powering down works almost fine
> up until the last step. The screen goes clear as it is about to
> power down but then it just stays in a kind of on state.
>
can you run a normal 'shutdown now' and press then the power 
button?

Erich