745 win 2000 problem no shut down from windows

Hello every one;
I have a 745 Mboard with ,256 MB DDR, Maxtor 60 Gig 7200, MSI GF4 MX 440 VGA, Sweex Lan card, AMD 2 Ghz CPU, Lite on CDRW and Samsung DVD.
The pc boots normally when i restart and hold the power switch its shutting down. But when i try to shut down from Win2000 Pro it shuts down untill black screen the power button does not function and the fan and power light remain on. On the back of the casing is a switch when i switch off the pc is off, when i switch back on the pc boots again.
Is there somone who had the same problems? And knows how to solve this one.

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Quote from: dmcomputerguy on 28-February-07, 15:13:22
Tonight I installed the brand new board from MSI. It is a replacement for a defective one. When I click on shut down in Windows XP Pro, it shuts down and then immediately powers back up.
ALL the parts are the same as before, the only change is the replacement motherboard. The new one is the exact same model as the old one, so nothing has changed. The old one powered off fine, it's problem was that the USB ports stopped working. I changed nothing in Windows either. I am using the defaults on the BIOS. Made sure to set it to defaults to try to fix this problem.
I also unhooked the reset and power buttons to see if perhaps they were defective. Also pulled out all the cards except the video. None of those things made any difference. It was a long-shot, but I tried them anyway.
Since setting the BIOS to default settings didn't help, I went into the power management section of BIOS and turned all the wake up features to disable. That also made no difference.
When I searched for this problem on the forum, I found two references about a year ago. They seem to have the exact same problem so I tried to do what the suggestions for those were. That made no difference. There was a reference to APC or something like that in Windows control panel. I am not familiar with whatever it said and I could not find it in the control panel. It should be set to power down when I tell it to though. I am not aware of any setting in Windows that would make it not power down and stay off.
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