T500 Long Power down Issue

Hello everyone,
Just wanted to know if anyone has experienced an issue with the T500 having issues powering down. I've ran into an issue where the docked T500 takes approximately 40 seconds to successfully powerdown, after Windows XP has successfully shutdown. Any ideas would be greatly apprecitated...

after the latest update of some windows software, the W500 at my company with XP has taken around 1 minute to power down... how long does it take to power down under safe mode. Most likely this is a software problem, but there are cases (not with Thinkpads) where i have seen that hardware problem is causing long delay in shutdowns.
Regards,
Jin Li
May this year, be the year of 'DO'!
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