Shutting down Issue + Window 2000

Hi all
I just got my system together
everything work fine, load windows 2000 on it without a problem.
But when it comes to shut down,
my monitor is turn off, everything is black except for my hd led (always on - not blinking or off), the comp seem still running
when i press power button to turn off -> nothing happen
if i press reset it seems reset but nothing on the screen (monitor still off)
my system detail
AMD 1.9g XP+
MSI KT3 Ultra
Asus V7100 MX 654mb
Scsi card Adaptec 2490
sony cdrw
2 netword card (SMC EZ 10/100 and macronix MX98715)
live sound card
eveything install fine -> no resource conflict checked
can someone suggest a good solution please thank

Sometime i can shut down
sometime it just restart the comp or the above problem occurs

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Command Line: "C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Juniper Networks\Setup Client\JuniperSetupClient.exe"
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Shut Down Issues

Hi, I'm running a 2.6GHz intel imac which ive had for a couple of months now, relatively (:S) trouble free. The only problems i've had arise from software update.
The first issue i had came up when i tried to install a Mac OSX update, which said it needed to restart to complete, which it then did so, finder quit and all that was left was the installing window and progress bar. It basically always got stuck at the same point, wouldn't finish installing and I had to manually shutdown :S (I'm using disk utility afterward every time to check for problems). I ended up having to manually download the software from the apple website which worked fine.
At the moment, I'm in the middle of another serious issue, I recently used software update again for a couple of installs, here's where it really starts going wrong: it says I need to restart, which i say do now. At this point it doesn't close down all applications and turn off, it eventually just says 'Logout has timed out because the application {Software Update/Firefox/Finder, anything basically} failed to quit'. Even if I go through every open application and manually quit them, then click restart or shut down again, it either says the same thing about Finder, which obviously i can't quit, or the command bar at the top of the screen disappears as it would when turning off, but the dock remains fully functional. This has happened EVERY time i try to shut down since the update, and i actually can't turn the iMac off except manually (which i really don't want to be doing).
Sorry about the long winded description, can ANYONE help me out?

Thanks. I'll try that... I hope it works!

Shutting down Issue + Window 2000

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