About Windows 7 Shutdown Problem

Some time when i shutdown my computer it does not shutdown Successfully. its Stay on the shutdown screen ... Help Me plz. ???

Hi,
Is there any error message while you shutdown?
Locate to event logs to find more clues and upload them.
In my view, there are many factors causing this issue, such as backgroud apps and
services, operational devices,etc.
To exclude external factors, please make sure all apps are closed and plug out all external devices.
Also, you can attempt to trace windows 7 shutdown with Windows Performance Tools Kit (WPT).
http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/140247-trace-windows-7-bootshutdownhibernatestandbyresume-issues/
upload .etl file.
Andy Altmann
TechNet Community Support

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Windows 8.1 pro 64bit shutdown problems!!!

hello:
I assembled a new computer with following hardware:
gigabyte x99 gaming g1.
intel 5960X
64gb ram
2 gigabyte gtx 980 gaming in SLI.
after setup windows 8.1 pro 64bit and after several restarts due to installation of MB drivers&software, graphic card drivers, windows update,....finally when trying to shut down windows, it gives the shut down screen then blank screen then loading desktop
again!!! sounds like log off and log on again!!! also when pressing power button on computer to shut down the same thing happens again!!!
I formatted the hard drive and reinstall windows 8.1 pro 64bit again, and without installing any drivers and updates, windows wont shutdown and the same scenario happens again!!!
I disabled the fast start-up option in power option in system in control panel and the computer shutdown this time!!! but the computer takes so long to start windows until hard drive lamp went off.
is there a solution to this!!!!

You may try the followings:
1,Boot in to Safe Mode and recheck the issue.
2. You may try a Clean Boot.
3. Look at the Event Viewer to find any clue related to this problem.
4.Enable Display highly detailed status messages.
To do this in the Start Search type in: gpedit.msc and hit the Enter Key.
Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System. In the right pane locate
Display highly detailed status messages.If you enable this policy setting, the system displays status messages that reflect each step in the process of starting, shutting down, logging on, or logging off the system
5. Enable The Shutdown Event Tracker to consistently track the reason for system shutdowns
To do this in the Start Search type in: gpedit.msc and hit the Enter Key.
Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System. In the right pane locate
Display Shutdown Event Tracker and enable it.
You must update all the drivers.
S.Sengupta, Windows Experience MVP

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Shutdown problems with K8N Neo

I'm having problems shutting down Windows XP with my K8N Neo.
I can reboot without a problem but when I shut down, windows will lock up after exiting the user's session. Then I have to force a power off by holding down the power button.
It's not a big deal but it's annoying.
I believe it has something to do with nVidia's IDE drivers but I'm not sure.
I'm using the latest official nVidia Unified drivers (4.26)
Also using the 1.42 BIOS.
Has anyone else experience this or know how to fix it?

Yeah I experience exactly the same problems. Will shut down OK when no or limited programs have been run, but after using the computer for a while particulaly after browsing the internet, Windows XP shutdown will hang.
I've read one link about possible solutions and centre around the ACPI driver set up etc. (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=2000.0). My computer is shown as ACPI but I do not have the APM tab in my power options - maybe this is the cause. The other solution is to enable the NT APM/Legacy device but every time I try I get the yellow exclamination mark next to the device (even after rebooting) to show that it has not be intialised properly.

Neo4 Platinum Shutdown Problems

I'm having problems to turn off my PC from windows or using the power button, my PC wont turn off completely monitor will go to stand by mode and the computer stays ON well I have to push the power button for 5 seconds and finally goes OFF!!
When I bought My MSI Neo4 platinum Nforce4 ultra (MS-7125) came with bios V1.6 and looks like I was experiencing problems with USB external drives so I updated to Bios V1.9 and the computer will not shudown I when back to V1.6 and the problem was gone then MSI released Bios V1.A I jumped and flashed my bios to see what happens!!
Well the PC is having shutdown problems again!!
I dont know What's going I installed a fresh WindowsXP just in case and the problem stays the same
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Hi,
I had the same problems.
installed with the help of the Diskette (also 2raidO HD), en then the drivers from the CD.
problem still there.
I then upgraded to 3.7 bios & 6.66 msi nforce (downloaded from MSI website): problem solved.
I later upgraded to the Nvidia 3.70 drivers, no issues.
I do have a problem about the Sound and the Digital Decoder of the DTT3500 Cambridge Soundworks.. (already posted in this tread):
Can't get 5.1 sound running! (with digital output, like on the SB LIVE! 5.1)
quote below:
I have bought a new PC with an MSI k8n sli platinum MB. this mainboard has a built in soundblaster live!24-bit chip onboard. it works great on headphones and normal 2 set speakers (analog connection).
however, when I try to set them up at the DTT3500 speaker set, trouble begins.
before continuing, just want to say First that my older PC is standing next to it, with a Soundblaster live! 5.1. If I connect with this PC to my speaker set, via the digital uitput, everythin works great. (5.1 surround).
In the DTT3500 manual, when Digital DIN is blinking, it says it isn't recieving any signal, or not the right one (like AC-3). (I know this when on my old PC when I switch to headphones, the digital din is then blinking, which is normal as I disabled Digital output in Windows)
now my questions:
Is this digital port is ac-3 signal or somthing else on the Soundblaster live! 24-bit?
Do I need to use another type of cable, like SPDIF Din Cable? (I now have a minijack to Din cable)
I tried with optical, it works, but only with 2 speakers (left and right / digital output is on). is this normal? If i look at the manual, it's typical used for gameconsoles with stereo left and right. I guess this is so with the DDT3500 decoder...?
if I try Digital Din on the Decoder, it doesn't work. the Decoder Led keeps blinking. Yet in Windows, digital output is on and 5.1 speakers is selected.
In short, exact the same setup on the Decoder and PC as my older PC.
My guess is the the soundblaster live! 24-bit is an enhanced version of the soundblaster live! 5.1? Am I wrong, I don't know....
I do know that the reviews said you could use the digital port (orange one)"
NOTE, yesterday, I disable the onboard SB live! 24 bit card, plugged in the SB live! 5.1 card from my other PC. This works ok like it should.
I would apreciate any help, as i'm really stuck at the moment & I just hate to disable this lovely onboard card.

How im suppose to fix the auto shutdown problem in my iphone 3gs after updating to ios 5.1.1 this problem has made me a mobile ****** in my house and an loser in thing care so if any solution to this problem let me know

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What "auto shutdown problem" are you talking about?

Recently, iTunes upgraded. My 7th generation iPod is now not recognized and I cannot sync. The troubleshooting talks about being visible in Windows (iPod is invisible) No other options and nothing about windows 8

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I have had similar issues with mine, happens mainly if I transfer songs and then decide to disconnect my iPod to listen to them with my IEMs (I use Interenet Explorer in my case and it is not neccessarely up when this happens, so I seriously doubt it is an issue conencted to the web browser). I have no patience for this so my trick is I try to eject it from iTunes, if that does not work, then I bring Windows explorer up, right mouse click on the iPod mounted drive and select Eject. It gives me the same warning but there is a third button selection called Continue. When I choose that it just disconnets the drive anyway and the iPod is finally disconnected. It seems to work each and every time I do it so this solution is fine for me. Would be intersting to see what the real root cause of this is because I started getting this problem with the newer iTunes 11.

Random shutdown problem on G5 dual 2.3 GHz w/OS 10.4.7

Hello,
I’m using a dual 2.3 GHz G5, and it’s been working flawlessly since I bought it about a year ago. Until yesterday, I was running OS 10.4.5. Yesterday I upgraded to 10.4.7, and as soon as I booted up after the install, I started having a maddening problem with my computer randomly shutting down. (Not sleeping, but a complete power down.)
At first, the shutdown would happen immediately after powering up; my computer wouldn’t even make it to the blue progress bar. I zapped the PRAM and tried something I found online about unplugging the computer for 15 seconds, then plugging it back in. It now boots up, and I can log in, but the computer still shuts down randomly.
There seems to be no pattern to the shutdowns. I tried taxing the processor by opening and resampling huge Photoshop files while lots of other apps were open, and things were fine. Then it would conk out while I was composing an email.
I’ve heard of this random shutdown problem affecting Macbooks, but I have yet to find anything about G5 towers and OS 10.4.7. Does anyone have any info/advice?
Many thanks.
G5 dual 2.3 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.7) 2.5 GB RAM, 250 GB HD
G5 dual 2.3 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.7) 2.5 GB RAM, 250 GB HD

Thanks for the advice. I did check the system.log in Console and found the following altert:
PMU FORCED SHUTDOWN, CAUSE = -122
Now, since my computer is just over a year old, and since this problem happened immediately after applying the 10.4.7 OS update, I found it hard to believe that my hardware could be responsible. After 2 days of troubleshooting, I was stumped; after a 2-hour service call, so was Apple tech support. I ended up doing an archive and install back down to 10.4.5, and all is well.
I tested this issue on other machines running 10.4.7 and had no problems. It seems that the following specific combination of elements triggered the problem:
• PowerMac G5 dual 2.3 GHz (dual 1.8 machines did not exhibit the same problem)
• OS 10.4.7
• Logging in with Open Directory/Active Directory mobile profiles
• iTunes 7
Bottom line: if you’re using a dual 2.3 GHz PowerMac with mobile OD/AD profiles, do not update to 10.4.7, and steer clear of iTunes 7, at least until there is a patch update available.
(And Apple wants to be taken seriously in the enterprise market?)
G5 dual 2.3 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.7) 2.5 GB RAM, 250 GB HD

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Clock problem and shutdown problem! Are they related?

Having a problem with my Dual 2 GHz Power Mac G5
A few days ago I noticed that my clock was not showing in the menu bar in the upper right corner of my desktop.
I went into System Preferences and went to Date & Time. Under the clock tab “Show Date and Time in Menu Bar” the box was not checked off. I checked it off and went to the “Date and Time” tab. The date and time was correct. I then checked the box “Click the lock to prevent further changes” to lock it. The date and time did not show up in the menu bar. I then went back to the tab “Show Date and Time in Menu Bar” and the box I checked was not checked off even thought the lock was still locked.
I then moved my cursor up to the menu bar in the upper right corner to see what would happen and the spinning beach ball started up but only for the original icons such as Bluetooth, Mobile Me (which I do not use), Time Machine, Spaces (doesn’t indicated the number when I switch Spaces, etc. The icons Norton Anti Virus and Tech Tool Pro in the menu bar are okay.
Also, when I attempt to shut down my computer the system clears the icons from my desktop except for a picture I have on my desktop and I get a gray wheel spinning and the system just hangs until I press and hold the on/off switch. I don’t know if the clock and shutdown problems are related.
The only new software I loaded recently was Skype with Logitech WebCam for the Mac and Quicken 2007 (Had a problem with Quicken 2006). They both are working okay.
And ideas on why I cannot get my clock to show up and my computer to shutdown?

You may have to consider a new post in the Hardware forum area for the computer
model and build/year; if there is a possibility of some basis the matter could be in
the machine and not the software running within it.
Your last two/three posts are in the Leopard 10.5(.8) forum area and do indicate
some kind of problem where troubleshooting the computer to discover if the matter
at hand would be either hardware or software based, may be the way to go.
The link to the 10.6 Snow Leopard forum won't be of help if your computer is a
PPC-based G5 tower, or other older pre-Intel configuration. And I remember
your earlier questions about the iMac G4 and some other issues in the past.
You may ask the moderators to put your post in a new thread of its own, in the
Leopard 10.5 area; so as to not 'piggy-back' another topic; even though some
of the odd issues you've had seem similar to this OP's topic line and appear to
be in the same general series of hardware. {The question here seems valid.}
The routine suggestions to check, test, verify, and perhaps repair or replace
the system; save a bootable clone to suitable external standalone device if
testing a suspect computer's viability is recommended; and the basics if not
already tried to help isolate the issue(s) as you've posted elsewhere, may be
of some help to try and do; so in that matter, a new thread of your own is best
for your own directed feedback. Since this kind of advice applies to most any
situation, including troubleshooting what may be hardware or software, I'm
adding my two and three-tenths cents worth here.
Your original included Apple Hardware Test may be of some help, in the process
of elimination; but is not conclusive, so other methods would be also suggested.
Some ideas appear to cover the same ground. However, system corruption or
disc failure can also manifest itself in odd ways & affect things indirectly for a time.
• OS X Maintenance And Troubleshooting
http://www.macattorney.com/ts.html
• Mac OS X BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING & MAINTENANCE
http://www.gballard.net/macrant/osx_troubleshooting.html
• Troubleshooting Tips for computers:
http://www.stcdio.org/offices/cem/mediaandtechnology/cem-computer-classes/troubl eshooting.html
So, at the risk of inadvertently alienating the OP, I am posting this as
a general help to following readers at some later time; and it may not
be too simple for a refresh course.
Some software issues can be resolved by repairing disk permissions,
and re-applying the last OS X update Combo file over the same one
already in the system; or if not up-to-date already, check & repair all
the general items and then apply the last Combo update.
A too-full hard disk drive can compromise the system integrity, so that
is a matter of course to keep up on what resources exist and remain
for the OS X to function correctly and for apps to multi-task together.
However that works out...
Good luck & happy computing!

Late 2013 13"MBP-Shutdown Problem

I was having shutdown problems with my Late 2013 MBP 13"-the MBP would go to the gray screen and the small pinwheel would progress to different hash marks every 3-5 seconds, the machine would not shutdown at all, it was stalled, so I called Apple and we trouble shot. During our troubleshooting adventure it dawned on me that the problem could be related to my Antivirus Software-Intego. So I went ahead and disabled the real-time scanner and...viola, it shutdown with no problem. So I am letting people know that as of currently, Intego's real time scanner could cause issues during shutdown. I placed it on a scheduled scan and placed everything else on; no issues now.
So my only question would be; I have the same antivirus software on my early 2012 15" MBP with no issues. Though, I do remember having very slow shutdowns for sometime and then it seemed to resolve itself. The major difference in these two machines appears to be, besides the retina displays, the mechanical HDD vs SSD. My 15" (early 2012) has two Mech. HDD while the new 13" has of course SSD. I am thinking the antivirus software isn't handling the SSD appropriately.
Any-how, I just wanted to give a quick (though detailed) heads up.

OK, I messed around with this issue over the weekend. Here's what I did:
1. Used iPad 3 until I have run battery down to about 50%
2. Plug in to left USB port on Late 2013 rMBP. Battery icon starts displaying "flip-flop" behavior.
3. Replug into right side USB....no problem, all behaving well.
4. Tried plugging in my iPhone 4s into same cable on left USB port, no problem.
5. Replug iPhone into right side USB....again no problem, all behaving well.
Here's where it got interesting:
6. Exchange charging cable for a newer cable with the smaller-sized 30-pin dock connector.
7. Plug iPad into left USB port...and viola! Battery charging icon is steady...no "flip-flop"!
8. Replug into right side USB....no problem there either, all seems normal.
I have no idea what's going on, but this seemed to have solved prolem. BTW, the older cable, when plugged into wall charger, charges the iPad just fine.
Hope this helps someone else with this problem.

Suddenly shutdown problem. (iphone 4s)

My phone suddenly shutting down (every day) (when I check my screen it is blank and I am swiching on every time), sometimes I need to use soft reset to able swich on.
Do you have this problem in you phones?
my ios is 5.0.1.

I restored with Itunes, but I have still same problem
Settings>General>About>>Diagnostic & Usage>Diagnostic & Usage Data>2012-01-03-211019.panic.plist
show me that I have hardware problems.(In forums I saw that if we have panic.plist it's mean that I have hardware problems, am I right ?
*In 10 days, It was happend 4 times (shutdown problem), after restore It was happened 1 time.

Strange shutdown problem

Hi,
Last night, I had a strange shutdown problem on my iMac G5 (revB, 20", 2.0 Gig), with 1 Gig RAM, running 10.4.4 with all updates. I had had the computer on most of the day, using it off and on. I shut it down, and left the room. When I came back about an hour later, the fans were running (not rapidly, just at the normal speed they run when the computer is running), but the screen was blank, and the "sleep" light was not on. The computer wouldn't respond to any moving the mouse or to keyboard input. I finally shut it down by holding the power button until the fans shut down. Upon restart, everything was normal, and after using it for a few minutes, I was able to shut it down normally. Has anyone else seen this sort of behavior, and is it normal ? Or am I about to have more problems.
Thanks in advance,
Dave Fritzinger
Honolulu, HI

Hi Dave,
By the sound of it your computer has "hung" during the shutdown process, but at a point in the process where the system's temperature control mechanisms were still operating (otherwise the fans would be running flat out). My guess in this case is that it was probably actually a finder crash.
Various things can prevent proper shutdown. Often USB or FW devices are to blame. USB adsl modems , some scanners and hubs and the occasional printer driver seem to be common causes. Software can be responsible too, though - background virus or drive checkers are probably the most common, but far from the only possible causes ( I seem to remember "SpringCleaning" causing this problem when people moved to Tiger 10.4.2 for example) .
New software or hardware are therefore the first things to look for.
If you haven't installed anything completely new then one possibility may be that something you are using is not compatible with the latest OS update, and needs an upgrade to a driver. Its also possible that this is a "one off" glitch caused by a temporary problem , but if it happens again I'd be taking careful note of anything that you were using in the previous session.
You might also want to use the Console (in Utilities folder) to look at your system and crash logs.
Cheers
Rod

Nginx.exe at Windows 7 shutdown?

I found something that worked. One way that works, but I prefer not to use it, is to open MSCONFIG and to to the Startup Tab. Remove the checkmark on RIM Desktop Platform. After removing the checkmark Re-Start the computer. Unfortunately this will disable the RIM software from allowing your phone to remotely see files on your computer using the phone's file manager. In a very simple explanation, NGINX is a utility that works like a remote server access utility. RIM uses this service in their LINK program. The fix I used was to go in to the LINK setup. Click on This Computer {Computer name} at the top upper left. Click on Remote File Access to remove the checkmark. At the top inside of the top barder of the program window, Sign Out.
Re-start the LINK software. Log back in again. If you want to allow for Remote File Access, put back the checkmark. If everything went well, the fault should no longer appear.
Re-Boot the computer. The fault should be gone. The more drastic way is to un-install LINK, and then re-install LINK. Then go through all the setups to get it going again.

Your fix, quoted from you below, worked super delux. I found a new problem, but this would not affect most users unless they were using remote acces from the BB phone to their computer.
When RIM Desktop Platform is unchecked to not start up, there is no longer access over the mobile network to have a direct link from the phone to the computer that is running BB Link. In simple terms, the user of the BB phone can look at and modify files on their computer while out on the road. This can come in very handy in the case you need some info that is on your computer at home or at the office.
For this to work in the first place, the Link software must be logged in to the account, and be set up to allow this. If I remember correctly by default this feature does work.
Quoted:Re: nginx.exe at Windows 7 shutdown? ‎2014-03-08 01:37 PM - edited ‎2014-03-08 01:45 PM I was having the same problem. Here is the fix I used.
Start
Search for msconfig and run it
Choose the Startup tab
UNCHECK RIM Desktop Platform
Apply & Reboot
NOTE: DO NOT disable RIMBBLaunchAgent, otherwise the USB drivers will not load and your BlackBerry will not be recognized by Windows when plugged in.

How to fix windows 7 sound problem

Hello, I've been searching all over the internet for a solution on how to fix a windows 7 sound problem. I'm running it on bootcamp ,but There's absolutely no sound to it. Is there anyone that can please help me?

Hi;I followed your instructions but still it is the same!
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