So, I've built an ITX rig and it's lovely. However, it has one little quirk - namely booting up all by itself after a clean shut down. It won't do this straight away, but might take 15-30 minutes to do so, and boots straight in to Windows 8 and sits there as if I had pressed the power switch. I've flicked through the EFI and had a poke around Windows to see if I can find anything that might be causing it, but currently not. The only solution is to turn the PSU off directly right now. Any ideas? - ASUS Maximus VI Impact - Intel i5 3670K - 8GB Corsair Vengeance LP 1866Mhz - Samsung 840 EVO 128GB - EVGA Hadron Air w/ built in 500W Gold PSU
This happened to me when I had wake on LAN switched on in the BIOS. Try switching it off and see if that helps.
Would WoL actually start up a computer from being turned off? (Not in hibernation/sleep) And over WiFi, not ethernet?
Okay, so WoL was off already, but I've adjusted settings for rebooting on power failure that seem to have achieved something - it's been off for 4 hours now and counting. EDIT: Dagnabit, it booted up. Need to try Tuc's idea of disconnecting the power button.