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The user queries why a Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V machine behaves as if it experienced a power failure upon restarting, even though it was properly shut down and restarted normally. Responders suggest checking system logs for relevant power or shutdown events to diagnose the issue. Overall, the discussion centers on troubleshooting unexpected restart behaviors resembling power outages despite proper shutdown procedures.

chieslaw3

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Hello,
I am asking for information on what could be the reason.
The system is correctly restarted. Start - run - restart

After restart, despite all the message "event tracking will shut down the system" why why since the system has been correctly restarted and not as a result of power failure
 

chieslaw3

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i mean windows server 2016.
behaves as if after a power failure.

RUN will restart the server. The server starts from the tracking and system shutdown window. As if the power outage
What could be the reason
 

Neemobeer

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You'd need to look for either User32 events or kernel power events in the system log
 

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chieslaw3

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a window associated with both the power failure and the required closed system
 

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chieslaw3

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what could be the reason? I downloaded all updates. it is a hyper-v machine