Why is my uptime 9 days? I turn it off every night and started it up 3 hours ago

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  1. I have to wonder if it’s not actually turning off when you turn it off. I remember reading somethign about windows replacing power off with a sneaky very-asleep sleep mode that was called power off.

  2. LadBooboo

    Control Panel > Power Options > “Change what the power buttons do”

    Disable “Fast Startup”.

    “The Fast Startup feature in Windows 10 allows your computer start up faster after a shutdown. When you shut down your computer, Fast Startup will put your computer into a hibernation state instead of a full shutdown. Fast Startup is enabled by default if your computer is capable of hibernation.”

    – Microsoft

  3. d1ng0d4n

    Fast Startup. Bloody nuisance.
    You can get around this by using Restart instead of Shutdown, but it’s just better to kill the setting.

  4. Valoneria

    Fast startup, or the reason why i just use CMD > “shutdown -s -f -t 0” to shutdown my PC anyway. Can even set a timer this way if i need it to finish a minor task before shutting down.

  5. KairuConut

    You have fast boot enabled and you are using shut down. If you restart instead it will work. Or just turn off fast boot.

  6. FloppyZied

    Hold SHIFT while you shut down the laptop

  7. Money-Scar7548

    When you gonna shutdown/restart PC, hold shift and click on button you want(shutdown or restart), it will reset uptime

  8. blacklotusY

    Windows for some reason have fast boot enabled on default, and it’s really dumb because they want you to boot up fast. I had to turn that off too. It should just be turned off by default, tbh.

  9. You don’t need to disable fast boot, but you *do* need to occasionally restart, not shut down.

  10. MetalsXBT

    This is one of those windows settings that should be default off. (fast boot)

  11. NOS4NANOL1FE

    Is fast startup okay to be on or better off? I had no idea this was a thing

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