my laptop windows home vista cannot shut down properly and when I open my window it show please wait, then welcome and then it keep running logging off .I cannot open my window. And put off my laptop and start again I can open my laptop with safe mode with networking, but if I shutdown It happen same condition. Its show also shutting down not properly and window did not responds.
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The issue is that any time I play ANY game, when I try to shut down the computer, it stays at the "Shutting Down" phase forever and then after 15-20+ min, sometimes it re-starts itself. Of note, is that when this happens and I manually shut the computer off, and turn it back on I get a "Windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown" message. and the error ID is BlueScreen-something.
This does NOT occur when I use the PC for anything else such as browsing the internet. No matter what game it is, any time I play a game (not counting minesweeper, solitaire, etc), the computer will not shut down. All drivers seem to be up to date. Any ideas on what could be causing this?
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View 8 Replies View RelatedWhile waiting for my new netword card, I was using a USB cable to operate my temporary cable modem (Motrola Surfboard). I installed the drivers right from the CD and it worked well for a day or so until it randomly stopped working. I also couldn't shut down the computer as it would just hang there but I was able to shut down just fine the day before (With the Surfboard plugged in).Now that I have my new NIC installed, I can browse just fine, but I'm unable to shut down without it restarting on me. Meaning I have to hold the power button.I'm using my old cable modem and connected via ethernet. Also, I'm using a new keyboard which is also connected via USB.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have Win 7 64-bit on my new system, and I've noticed that the HDD LED constantly chatters. It never goes even a second without some disk activity.
I can't compare this to XP, because my XP machine doesn't have an HDD LED (or it's broken, or it's not wired, whatever). My XP HDD is 8 years old and still going strong, though; and that's the sort of reliability I'd like in my new system. That's 8 years of almost 24/7.
In the Win 7 resource monitor, there's usually a bunch of processes using the disk; but if I remain quiet, the long term steady state comes down to NLS and System processes. I can (and may) disable NLS, but I can't disable System. If I suspend NLS when System is the only other process shown, then the disk usage graph clears, but the HDD LED flickering continues. If I suspend System, the LED flickering stops, but then I suffer the predictable consequences.
Not entirely related, I also noticed that early on, for the first several minutes after boot, I get a considerable number of page faults. Seems kind of silly since my RAM usage never goes over 15%, but it's not problematic. The page faults do cease eventually.
My questions are these:
1. Is this constant chatter a Win 7 thing, or does XP do this also?
2. Does anyone have insight as to why the System process would be constantly accessing the HDD and/or how I can stop it from doing so?
3. Since the I/O graph may be cleared (with patience), even though the LED activity continues, is it reasonable to believe that the LED activity is just a tease and no actual I/O is happening at that time?
I recently purchased a ssd and I was curious if there was a way to have my computer automatically shut down after so many minutes of non use? From what I've read I could schedule it in the task scheduler, but I'm not looking for a certain time for it to shut down. Maybe a third party program?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI recently built a Mictro-ATX HTPC with these specs:ASRock H61M-GE mobointel g530 cpu (dual core, 2.4 ghz)4 GB G.Skill DDR3-1333450W FSP brand PSUWD HDD, HP CD/DVD-writer(total: $405 with nMediaPC case, if anyone was curious)The problem is with shutting down. When I press shutdown through the OS, the monitor loses input and goes to sleep, but the PC doesn't power off (case and CPU fans, CD-ROM, power LED, etc. all stay on). Oddly, atleast I think, is that sleep mode works fine! In sleep, the fans shutdown and the power LED blinks like it's supposed to...] M-GE&o=All and will try to update the ME; just a shot in the dark really. I don't know what it does. I don't know what the AXTU is either. Also of interest, while searching for a solution, I noticed that the download page for another mobo by ASRock has a patch to "Modify system can not shut down issue." Maybe a similar issue exists for my mobo but just hasn't been patched yet? I'll call ASRock tomorrow.
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