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Slow shutdown, restrart, logoff of Win XP

Postby owenmc60 » Sun Jul 20, 2003 10:32 am

When i shutdown, restart or logoff using the icons on the start button, my PC takes around 5 minutes t realize ive told it to shutdown etc, and then when it finally does go to the shutdown screen it takes another 15mins. A while ago it seemed to work fine and shutdown in around 15sec. Now i am forced to shutdown using the towers manual on/off button which is not very reliable.

Does anyone have any ideas?


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Postby brad » Sun Jul 20, 2003 12:15 pm

Owen... #1- Have you done a complete virus scan and spybot scan?
If so did you update Xp with Hotfix Q329170? It is known to cause problems. Try going to Control Panel / Add/Remove and removing it if you did.
Are you using a NVidia card? If so check out this .

Here's a Registry tweak that helps some Winxp machines:
Another Tweak...
· Goto Control Panel, then goto Power Options.
· Click on the APM Tab, then check the "Enable Advanced Power Management support."
· Shut down your PC. It should now successfully complete the Shut Down process.
Finally here's a great that contains some of the above and lots more Winxp shutdown issues.
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Postby MAZZ0NE » Mon Aug 11, 2003 5:37 am

hey ide clean out some memory if i were u
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err..

Postby Fraz » Tue Aug 12, 2003 3:27 pm

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Re: err..

Postby teststrips » Tue Aug 12, 2003 10:51 pm

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