Nginx.exe at Windows 7 shutdown?

Question

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.        

Answer 1

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.