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A new state law that takes effect this school year requires students to turn off their phones and put them away during the school day. As many North Carolina students return to school Monday, they'll ...

Turn off your system. Remove the power cord and disconnect all the peripherals. Disconnect the charger if it is a laptop. Press and hold the power button for up to 30 seconds. Turn on your system.