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Okay, even the vanilla Unraid install (without even activating the demo license) has the same issue. I reset the BIOS (even though Wake by PCIe was disabled) and I'm testing it again just to be 100% sure.

That is interesting, I don't recall manually enabling WoL in the BIOS, but a factory reset is worth a shot. I'll try that after I finish testing it with the vanilla install.

I will try that now! Should I configure the drives or keep it idle without a mounted array? Hmm, would it matter even if I encountered the same issue with the array stopped? Anyway I'll add it to the things I will try That is unfortunate, what hardware are you running Unraid on? I wish I could keep it running 24/7, but unfortunately, the high price of electricity in my country would quickly add up.

Okay, apparently it fails to power off even with the array stopped...

I have yet to check that I have disabled auto-start and rebooted it right now I'll follow up in 10+ hours 🍀

I tested it without any keyboard or mouse attached. The system is in my living room near the television, and it failed to power off both when connected and when disconnected. The only things connected to it at the moment are a BluRay reader/writer (that is currently not in use) and the ethernet cable.

Hello, I’m having an issue with shutting down my system. When I shut it down (either through the WebUI or by pressing the power button), it appears to stop normally (disks spin down, the server becomes unreachable, and video output is disabled) but the system never fully powers off. (the power LED stays on and the fans keep spinning) I then have to hold the power button to force shutdown, however this does not trigger an unclean shutdown when starting the system again. The problem only occurs if the system has been running for a few hours. (10+) Here are some notes: Booting in safe mode made no difference. No VMs are running, I have some Docker containers, but stopping them did not resolve the issue. I have the following plugins installed: AppData Backup Community Applications Fix Common Problems (reports no issues) Recycle Bin Tailscale Tips and Tweaks System Info OS: Unraid 7.1.4 (Basic) CPU: Intel Core i7-7700k iGPU: Intel HD Graphics 630 MOBO: ASUS Z270E Strix RAM: 2× HyperX 16GB DDR4 @ 2133 MHz Cache: Samsung 750 EVO 250GB Array: 3× WD80EMZZ 8TB (1 parity) Flash: SanDisk Cruzer Force 32GB I previously ran Unraid on this exact MB/CPU/RAM combo (back on 6.x or maybe even 5.x) without this issue. Up until about a month ago, my NAS used the same setup except for the motherboard and CPU (ASUS Sabertooth X99 + Intel i7-6800k). The shutdown problem started around the same time I swapped them. Unfortunately, I'm unable to revert to the old hardware for further testing on it. I’ve attached syslogs from recent shutdown attempts for reference. As you can see from the titles, only the shutdown with 1 hour of uptime was successful. I have found this other forum thread and the author said that it was due to the ethernet configuration. One thing that could be interesting is that on the previous MOBO I had 2 NICs (1 Intel and 1 Realtek, each 1GBps), while this only has one. At this point, I’m running out of ideas, and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tom 05-failure-5days-webui-shutdown.txt 04-failure-safe-mode.txt 03-success-1hour.txt 01-failure-long.txt 02-failure-10hours.txt vault-diagnostics-20250906-1837.zip