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MSI H81M-P33 - BOAMOT-464 - System Restarts instead of Shutting Down when Requested

Article ID: 270
Last updated: 03 Feb, 2014
Article ID: 270
Last updated: 03 Feb, 2014
Revision: 5
Views: 4840
Posted: 16 Jan, 2014
by Andrew Sharrad
Updated: 03 Feb, 2014
by Andrew Sharrad

Problem

Stone systems based on the MSI H81M-P33 produced between 8/1/14 and 16/1/14 may not shut down then the user tries to shut the system down from within an operating system. Instead, the system reboots and starts the operating system - such as Windows - again.

Cause

The cause is because the BIOS has been configured to support S3 wake from USB devices however the motherboard jumpers have not been configured to do so.

Resolution 1

Disable the Resume from S3 by USB Device, Resume from S3/S4/S5 by PS/2 mouse and Resume from S3/S4/S5 by PS/2 keyboard settings in the BIOS.

This method will fix the problem but in future the machine will only be able to be woken from deeper power saving states by using the system's power button.

Use the BIOS Settings instructions in this KB article to do this but disable instead of enable the settings. The steps are also below.

Steps

  • Go into the BIOS using the DEL key straight after turning the system on
  • Go into the Settings menu on the left
  • Go into the advanced menu
  • Then go into "Wake Up Event Setup"
  • Disable "Resume from S3 by USB Device"
  • Disable "Resume from S3/S4/S5 by PS/2 mouse"
  • Disable "Resume from S3/S4/S5 by PS/2 keyboard"
  • Press F10 and Save and Exit to apply the changes.

Resolution 2

Move the JUSB_PW1 and JUSB_PW2 jumpers to finish enabling the Sleep / S3 wake from USB functionality.

This resolution gives the best system functionality but the lid of the system will need to be removed to make the change.

Steps

Note: This issue is not related to Wake on LAN (WOL) functionality.

 

Applies to:

  • BOAMOT-464 - Stone / MSI H81M-P33

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Article ID: 270
Last updated: 03 Feb, 2014
Revision: 5
Views: 4840
Posted: 16 Jan, 2014 by Andrew Sharrad
Updated: 03 Feb, 2014 by Andrew Sharrad
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