Powering on/off and restarting a HUAWEI computer

Applicable products： PC，Desktop

Applicable products：

Powering on/off and restarting a HUAWEI computer

Power-on

Laptop: When you are powering on the computer for the first time, you must connect the computer to a power adapter. The computer will then automatically power on. When powering on the computer again, press the Power button until the screen turns on or the keyboard indicator lights up.

A 2-in-1 laptop can be powered on by pressing the Power button when it is not connected to a keyboard.
All-in-one device: After the computer is assembled, press the Power button until the screen turns on.
Desktop computer: Set up your computer and press the Power button on the tower until the Power button indicator turns on.

If your computer comes with a fingerprint-sensitive power button, you can press the Power button to power on and unlock your computer quickly and securely after your fingerprint has been enrolled.

Manual power-off

When the computer is running properly, go to > on the taskbar, and select Shut down.
Forcible power-off: Press and hold the Power button for more than 10 seconds to forcibly power off the device. (Forcible power-off will cause loss of unsaved data. Exercise caution with this operation.)

Automatic power-off

Set up auto shutdown.

The computer system does not support scheduled automatic power-on. The following describes how to set scheduled automatic power-off.
By default, this feature takes effect when a power adapter is connected. Connect to a power adapter in a timely manner.

Setting up auto shutdown
1. Enter Computer Management in the search box on the taskbar and open it.
2. Go to Task Scheduler > Create Basic Task....
3. Create a name for the task, something like Turn off the computer at certain times after Name, and click Next >.
4. Select Daily and click Next >.
5. Set your desired shutdown time and click Next >.
  
  If the scheduled start time has passed, the task will not be executed immediately by default.
6. Select Start a program and click Next >.
7. Click Browse....
8. Enter shutdown.exe and click Open.
9. Set Add arguments (optional): to -s -t 600. (Here "600" means that the computer will turn off in 600 seconds. Enter your desired number.) Click Next >. (Note: There is a space between "-s" and "-t", and between "-t" and "600".)
10. Click Finish.
11. If you want this feature to take effect when no power adapter is connected, select this event, double-click Properties on the right sidebar, click Conditions, and deselect Start the task only if the computer is on AC power and Stop if the computer switches to battery power.
Stopping system shutdown during the timeout period
Press +R to open the Run window, enter shutdown -a (there is a space between "shutdown" and "-a"), and click OK.

When the computer is running properly, go to > on the taskbar, and select Restart.

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