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| 32242 | 2002-01-21 21:42:00 | If I access Internet invariable when I try to shut down the sequence commences and then freezez on the Microsoft display 'MICROSOFT WINDOWS 98--Windows is shutting down' I subsequently have to 'Reset' and afterwards I can close down normally. This problem has persisted thorugh IE5.5 to IE6 |
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| 32243 | 2002-01-21 22:25:00 | How long have you left it sitting there before losing patience and pressing reset? Sometimes it hasnt actually locked, just takes a month of sundays to shutdown, but once its worked its way through it once the problem often just gracefully departs. Othertimes it doesnt and thats when you start threatening it ;-) |
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| 32244 | 2002-01-21 23:35:00 | Try this. press [ctrl] [alt] [delete] in the list there should be no more than Explorer (the shell) Systray (well um...) and Rundll (that little blue thing in your systray that you use for changing colours and resolution) If there is anything else then highlight and end task. Some programmes hide in the background and don't get the hint that you want to shutdown. |
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| 32245 | 2002-01-22 00:06:00 | Bill See my reply to SP (right below your post) for further ideas on shutdown failures. Cheers Billy 8-{) |
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| 32246 | 2002-01-22 04:00:00 | There is another diagnostic test you can carry out to see if a program is not shutting down properly, find the startup log file, bootlog.prv. Its a hidden file in in the C:drive root folder. So first of all, if you havent got hidden files showing, double click My Computer, go View - Folder Options - View, and check Show All Files. Open bootlog.prv with Notepad. Towards the bottom should be entries Terminate=Win32, and EndTerminate=Win32. If the EndTerminate=Win32 is missing, it means a program is not shutting down properly. Use the other posted suggestions ie msconfig, or ctrl-alt del to progressively find out which program is causing the problem. |
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| 32247 | 2002-01-22 04:40:00 | Ihave left the computer run for up to 15 minutes in the frozen shut down mode before pushing the Reset Button. I have Norton utilities running but it is not indicating a problem Bill |
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| 32248 | 2002-01-22 04:40:00 | Ihave left the computer run for up to 15 minutes in the frozen shut down mode before pushing the Reset Button. I have Norton utilities running but it is not indicating a problem Bill |
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| 32249 | 2002-01-22 05:12:00 | Gerard. Ctrl.+ Alt + delete does not function during shut down freeze. I run norton Utilities whic has not reacted to a fault. A printout Internet summary is as follows. DNS Servers Disabled Primary Wins Server DHCP Secondary ' ' DHCP REMOTE ACCESS SERVER CONNECTIONS Default Version 2, 32 bit Wind ows Sockets Description Winsock 2.0 Min. Version 1.0 Max. Version 2.2 System Status Running Filename C:\Windows\System\W2_32.Dll DEFAULT 32 BIT WINDOWS SOCKETS Description Microsoft wsocks32.dll,Ver. 2.2 32 bit System Status On Win95 Filename C:\Windows\System\ ws2-.Dll For the 16 bit section all answers are Winsock DLL could not be loaded |
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| 32250 | 2002-01-22 05:12:00 | Gerard. Ctrl.+ Alt + delete does not function during shut down freeze. I run norton Utilities whic has not reacted to a fault. A printout Internet summary is as follows. DNS Servers Disabled Primary Wins Server DHCP Secondary ' ' DHCP REMOTE ACCESS SERVER CONNECTIONS Default Version 2, 32 bit Wind ows Sockets Description Winsock 2.0 Min. Version 1.0 Max. Version 2.2 System Status Running Filename C:\Windows\System\W2_32.Dll DEFAULT 32 BIT WINDOWS SOCKETS Description Microsoft wsocks32.dll,Ver. 2.2 32 bit System Status On Win95 Filename C:\Windows\System\ ws2-.Dll For the 16 bit section all answers are Winsock DLL could not be loaded |
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| 32251 | 2002-01-22 12:45:00 | Hi Frank. It appears from a few posts up that others are having shutdown problems too. Are you using Zone Alarm and AdsOff together? Cheers. |
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