Impossible to stop vista

HP s3301f with 2 gigabytes of memory, I bought two months ago and there is a problem with it. I'm trying to stop vista but it stalls / stops at the screen closing but never finished. I close with the power button. If I let it go forever he will give me a black screen saying windows experienced a closed unscedualed.

Someone knows what's the problem with him and how to solve?

Thank you.

Bin

You can first go into the Task Manager - by an "Alt + Ctrl + delete" and select "Start Task Manager" and check what tasks/process is running which prevents closing.

According to what you find, there are different things you do to solve this problem. But in general it is a software that you have installed.

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