Computer takes very long to power off after shutdown.

[THROW_ME_AWAY]

Shortly tapping the power button was enough to get it to shut off. Weird.

 

[zbook]

Administrative Command Prompt (ACP).
Please power off if the command does not immediately turn off the computer.

 

[THROW_ME_AWAY]

With the command it powered off immediately.

 

[THROW_ME_AWAY]

Now I just shut it down normally and it worked.

After that I restarted it again and it also powered off and back on fine.

Maybe it was something wrong in the pagefile, and moving the pagefile location to system-managed has fixed the problem?

Hm. Weird.
Anyway, the issue seems to be fixed for now.

I'll report if it re-occurrs anytime soon.
Thanks for the help so far, and I hope everything stays that way

 

[zbook]

Nice.

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Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 32.0 GB
Total Physical Memory 31.9 GB
Available Physical Memory 28.3 GB
Total Virtual Memory 126 GB
Available Virtual Memory 119 GB
Page File Space 93.8 GB


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