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Resolving Computer Does Not Shut Down or Turns Itself Back on Summary: Having your computer not shut down as expected or turn itself back on unexpectedly can be a frustrating experience. See the appropriate information pertaining to your issue.

This manual provides instructions for updating the BIOS on Dell PCs. The update is intended to help resolve performance issues and blue screen errors. Before starting the BIOS update, please ensure the PC has a physical Ethernet connection with active internet access. Power on the PC and repeatedly press F12 until the One-Time B...

There have been cases where some capture PCs failed to boot into Windows. We have identified the cause of this issue as corrupted or missing IRST (Intel Rapid Storage Technology) drivers. To address this, the following instructions outline the correct procedure for installing the IRST drivers. Because reinstalling the IRST ...

Windows 11 operating system & Up

Vatech recommends that the Capture PC* should be shut down nightly to avoid possible memory leaks, failed to save or other undesired failed operations due to the Windows environment leaking memory from being left on too long.

Vatech America recommends that you consult with an IT professional to determine your exact needs. The PC that came new with the equipment 'As delivered by Manufacture' is the PC that you need but sometimes clinics like to upgrade. Verify Windows compatibility First you need to verify that if your replacement PC is coming with Windows 1...

Vatech does not support the use of Laptop's or All-in One PC's as thier primary capture pc for our 2D X-Ray units.Laptop's and All in one PC's do not allow the proper expansion for the required secondary NIC card to make the connection to the device for stability. They also offer very limited performance due to their compact size an...