Windows 7 does not start from when you are prompted to do so.

I ve uppdated just from XP to Windows 7 Professional. The program works very well. When I turn off the machine it does not turn off.

When I turn off the machine it does not turn off.

Well... What do I do? Nothing? Hibernate? Sleep? Reboot? Blue screen? Start to play the chicken dance? Remember that we cannot see your computer.

The power button may not be set to disable (or it could be a dozen other things because you did not say what it does):
Click with the right button on the start menu
Click on properties
Next to the power button action chosen Shut Down
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