Solved... I think. Bought a new graphics card and when I went to install it the PSU did not turn back on. It must have been on it's last legs.
Bought a new 500W PSU, installed and... Debian shutdown normally. No oddities. Case closed. Note: if you get similar oddities it might help to run "dmesg" or "journalctl --since=yesterday" in a terminal and observe anything in bold for clues. On 24 October 2015 at 18:27, Imran Chaudhry <ichaud...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello all, > > Some odd behaviour from my PC of late. > > My desktop PC starts up again about 20 seconds after I select shut-down in > Debian Jessie. > > It has dual-boot Windows 10 and Debian Jessie and it does not happen with > Windows 10. > > What could the issue be? I'm thinking something to do with systemd which > is a new thing in Debian Jessie. I've not made any hardware changes > recently. It happened out of the blue. > > > -- > Key fingerprint = EF78 310C C517 9564 9ECA 82F6 68FA E621 17E1 5D16 > -- Key fingerprint = EF78 310C C517 9564 9ECA 82F6 68FA E621 17E1 5D16
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