Windows shutdown startup errors

When I shutdown Windows on my new Yoga 2 11 and later turn on the laptop i get a bunch of dos errors and wont load into Windows. I have to power off and back on and then it loads into windows.
I have been shutting down Windows using the shutdown button (like on a desktop)
I am not use to the solid state drive. Am i doing something wrong?
thanks
Matt

hi matthew737,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
Are you shutting down the System like this?
1. Pull up the Chams Bar on the right hand side.
2. Press the Power Icon
3. Click on shutdown
If NO - Shut down should be on this method, Try it and see if that fixes it.
If YES - Try Disabling the fast start up
Hope this helps
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