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problem with shuttle sn27p2

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mitresquare

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I just purchased and built my SN27P2, everything is is running fine except for one problem. If i shut down windows and trun off the computer it boots just fine, but if i turn off the powerstrip the computer is pluged into and then try to turn the computer back on it will not post. To get it to post again i have to hit the reset button on the the front of the computer. If i do this the computer restarts and boots fine. Two people at shuttle tech support can figure this out. I have gone into the bios and set the memory voltage and timmings to 2.0 and 4 4 4 12. The sent me a new bios which has also not fixed the problem. The third try they thought the battery on the motherboard could be bad and had me change it out, which has also not fixed the problem. I am stumped as well as the shuttle techs. They told me that I could RMA it if i wanted to, but that if it was such an easy fix and everything seemed to be working fine i should maybe just keep it for now. I am inclined to keep it and just work around the problem since i don’t unplug my computer that often, This problem mainly just has my curiosity high as to what is cuasing it. If anyone has any thoughts on what this could be or if you think i should send it back to them let me know. Thank you in advance. The specs are in my sig
 
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