Ge 70 2pe apache pro shut down problem

Hi guys, why my ge70-2pe when i shut down, it didnt shut down but it restart.. i have tried few times the result still the same..why?? any solution? thx

You can try these solutions:
1. Press Windows key + "R" to call Run dialog box, input "sysdm.cpl", OK and run.
Under Advanced tab, click the Settings items of Startup and Recovery option, uncheck "Automatically restart" item of System failure option.
2. Press Windows key + "R" to call Run dialog box, input "regedit" and run. Find and extend [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Window NT\Currentversion\Winlgon], click "Winlgon", find "PowerdownAfterShutdown", make sure the value is "O", othewise you can right click mouse and choose "Modify" to edit the value to 0.
3. Enter "Device manager", rigth click on the WLAN card, choose "Properties" and find "Power Management" tab, uncheck "Allow this device to wake the computer".

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Heya,
i need a fully unlocked BIOS for OC my MSI 2PE Apache Pro. Fan Controll would be also nice.
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de.msi.com/support/nb/GE60-2PE-Apache-Pro.html#down-bios&Win8.1%2064
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I did gather up the courage to uninstall both Generic PnP Monitor from the Device Manager. Everything seems okay after I uninstalled it, the screen is not off, it's just as before. After I uninstalled both monitors from the Device Manager, I tried to see the Display Settings, but it is still showing two monitors (With the 2nd monitor displaying my actual screen and the 1st is plain black). I thought maybe it has to be restarted for it to take effects. So I shut it down, and boot it again (Because so far just doing a normal restart won't occur with the black screen. The "shut down and boot" is how do the black screen occurs again.) I really hope that the problem is fixed, but it's still the same. Showing the black screen with some glitching white stripes, and I have to press the Windows + P to get to the actual screen again. After I look up the Device Manager again, here's what's shown:
The Generic PnP Monitor showed up again! And it's two of them. So is there any other solution or any idea of what's causing this?
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[Solved] ge70 2pe apache pro touchpad problem

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Good evening Fellow Gamers and Adepts.
I come to you tonight with a serious doubt , which has rattled me for a while , and after some intense troubleshooting i have came up blank.
Here's the deal , as stated , i have a MSI GE60 2PE apache Pro
Now , playing cs go has been the bane of my existence, i am aware there are heating issues with this laptop , but those have been fixed by a Thermal repaste, a cooling pad and the backplate removed.
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