Pc not shutting down entirely

[K. Swagijssen]

So i recently bought an extra internal usb hub for my pc. I installed it and the moment i did my system fans kept running, my motherboard light doesn't turn off and some other hicupses. The only way to completely shut down my pc is by turning off the power switch. 

Does Anybody know a solution?

[Crunken]

Try going in the start menu and press restart while holding down shift to get to a advanced menu, then the very right option is shutdown, this will completely shut down the system

[alca]

I kind of had the same problem, whenever I pressed shut down it instead performed "sleep" instead of shutting down. Look into that, might be messed up buttons. Also check if it's in sleep/hibernate state instead of shut down

[K. Swagijssen]

9 hours ago, Crunken said:

Try going in the start menu and press restart while holding down shift to get to a advanced menu, then the very right option is shutdown, this will completely shut down the system

tried it 

didn't work:(

any other solutions? 

 

[Crunken]

14 hours ago, K. Swagijssen said:

tried it 

didn't work:(

any other solutions? 

 

Have you tried without the USB hub? i doubt that is the problem but it started after you installed it, right?

[K. Swagijssen]

On 13 augustus 2016 at 10:29 AM, Crunken said:

Have you tried without the USB hub? i doubt that is the problem but it started after you installed it, right?

Without the usb it works perfectly 

but i want to use it that's the whole point....

[Crunken]

34 minutes ago, K. Swagijssen said:

Without the usb it works perfectly 

but i want to use it that's the whole point....

Hmm, strange. Never heard anything like this before, maybe try getting a refund and get another usb hub

[0x1e]

3 hours ago, K. Swagijssen said:

Without the usb it works perfectly 

but i want to use it that's the whole point....

The USB hub is still drawing power from the +5 volts rail I believe. That will keep the PC running.

Easiest thing to do is replace the hub for something else.

[K. Swagijssen]

On 17 augustus 2016 at 0:04 AM, 0x1e said:

The USB hub is still drawing power from the +5 volts rail I believe. That will keep the PC running.

Easiest thing to do is replace the hub for something else.

And what would u say is the hardest solution?

[Shingouki]

On 17/8/2016 at 0:04 AM, 0x1e said:

The USB hub is still drawing power from the +5 volts rail I believe. That will keep the PC running.

Easiest thing to do is replace the hub for something else.

He's right. I've seen plenty of these. Just find a better USB hub.
The hardest solution is to rewire all that cheap chinese usb hub/sdreader/whatever so it will turn off. If you can make a circuit like that, i don't think you would have bought that hub in the first place