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• Windows Vista 64 bit not Shutting Down

  I have Windows Vista 64-bit and after a few recent updates it will not shut correctly. The screen saying shutting down just y rest turns and it never stops. I have to use the power button then go through "Windows is not stopped correctly." Does anyone have a suggestion on what I can do to fix it?

  Well at least you know it's updates.
  But now that you have restored on before the updated Automatic updates of Windows will try to re - install the updates again on the next update of the cycle. This can cause the issue to recur.

  To work around this problem and continue troubleshooting follow these steps:

  (1) to prevent the restart that follows the Blue Screen Of Death, go to the control panel. Select system, select the System Protection, select the Advanced setting. In the startup and recovery section, click the settings button. In the dialogue box uncheck 'automatically restart '.

  This way if the BSOD appears it will remain on the screen until you restart manually (with the power switch) so you can copy all the info.

  2) go to the control panel and select Windows updates, then settings. In the settings dialog box, select "download updates but let me choose whether to install them. When you click OK and return to the precedding box select "Check for updates".

  (3) then make a list of the updates download. Download the General description and the number of K.
  You will be able to select the ones you want to install. Select one and install it. It is necessary to restart even if it doesn't tell you the restart.

  (4) see if afier you is installed the problem returns. If this is not the case back to the updates, and install the following and so on.

  (5) when get you to one that is causing the BSOD a brand notes of everything about the BSOD and updated at the source of the problem and to publish them.

  This is enough to understand the nature of the conflict with the update and fix it.

  If this can be done at least you know what update is the problem, it can be uninstalled in most cases without reverting to a restore point. It can also be marked as 'Hidden', then in the future Windows Update will not download again it and raise the problem of repeat.

  Finally you can win the lottery Windows and after you have reinstalled all the updates from that above a time procedure everthing could be OK. He has been known to occur. One just update downloads may have been corrupted. a second facility will work then.

  Continuation through the fog

• Windows does not shut down correctly, please choose an option (safe mode, safe mode with network, start windows normally

  Original title: battery

  When the battery dies on Windows 7 Home premium, what makes the look of the laptop screen as to everyone with the same computer? (IE black, dim and then black, dim and white and then black, Sun & blue, etc.)
  And you always get the "Windows did not shut down correctly, please choose an option (safe mode, safe mode with network, start windows normally)" Note?

  It could be a hardware problem, so it is best to contact DELL or a local technician if the problem persists.

  As a work around, I suggest to update the drivers of the computer display and check if it makes a difference.

  Download the drivers from http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/latitude-e6410

• HP pavilion n003tx: MY HP laptop does not shut down properly after installing windows 10

  My HP laptop worked perfectly with windows 8.1. After the upgrade to windows 10 is not shut down properly. Power and wireless signals is always bright and also consumes the battery.  I need to press the button for at least 4 seconds power in order to stop completely.

  Is there any possibility to get rid of this problem

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  When I disabled the quick start in power options > it works very well with a certain delay before start-up

• Windows vista (Home premium) is not shut down or restart

  The computer (with windows vista edition Home premium); NVIDIA Geforce 8400 M GT GPU) is not shut down or restart. I suspect it's due to updates of windows do not. The error code that is more common that I've seen is A 80071, 91, and then other codes of error like 80071A2C. Here are updates of security for vista and internet explorer. Please help on this issue so that the pc starts shutting down as usual.

  Thank you

  "md123456" wrote in message News: 0d2c53df-b4e6-41b0-8773-211803475406...

  Thank you very much. Would be a new instal OS solve these problems?

  If you mean a new facility on a reformatted drive or a system recovery using recovery of the manufacture process, Yes, certainly, unless it's a hardware problem - but then you learn nothing about what caused the problem in the first place and so how do I prevent it from happening again.
  WRT your mistakes: -.
  1. nothing to worry about, as most of the machines do not have parallel ports today (unless yours does?)
  (2) it is difficult to talk about this, without more details-, but because they say "dependants", rather that "unload", it can probably be ignored.
  (3) it seems normal - I've seen a lot of PC with this error, and apparently nothing wrong. -It is important only if you are connected to a domain server
  (4) the service (I think) is a result of system crash, rather than a cause of the grip.
   
  It seems that the cause of this will remain a mystery.
  My earlier concern about SR doesn't work not just because of problems still standing stop - but back your data first, so that if the worst happens and you cannot start the system later, you can go to plan B.
  As Lorien says, try a back system restore to before the problem started - although at 2 months, I would worry about the stability of the system later. Since you already said that you are willing to do a reinstall if necessary, give it a whirl :)
   
  HTH
   
   
   
   
  
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  Noel Paton | Nil Carborundum Illegitemi | CrashFixPC

• Because the computer may not shut down properly the recovery fails on HP G60-519WM

  1.) product name and number: HP G60-519WM

  (2.) operating system installed: Windows 7 64-bit

  (3.) error message:

  Impossible to restart the computer

  Windows cannot restart the computer in the

  To complete Windows recovery environment the

  recovery operation.

  4.) all changes to your system until the problem was happening:

  I think I have a type of malware or something because my computer started running slower and I continue to be redirected to Web sites randomly when I use Google or Bing.  Records on the right side of my Start menu as 'Computer' and 'My Documents' disappeared.  I also get this an update for Windows live which stops at 57%.

  Problem:

  There is no restore point on my computer if I want to perform a system recovery back to the image of the manufactuer.  I downloaded the USB recovery Flash Disk Utility for my model.  Now I want to recover my computer via USB, but when I run the advanced recovery mode he's trying to restart my computer.  Given that my computer will not shut down properly, I end up having to press the power button until it stops my computer and the recovery does not continue when I start my computer again.

  I tried to use F11, but then I just end up on a screen that says either press on enter to choose to continue with Windows 7, press tab to move to the bottom of the list or press ESC for more options.  I tried all three and they eventually freeze the screen and keys are starting to make a Summit high-pitched beep when I try to press one, so I end up having to force my laptop to stop.

  I also tried to make recovery by pressing F8 and then choosing the "repair your computer option.  Which causes my computer screen go black, and I end up having to force it to close again.

  Is it possible to restore my computer to factory settings?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  JES

  Hi, Jes:

  Yes, it would be the battery.  The relatively heavy bar that is normally removed retainers of slide.

  From what you described, I am afraid that your PC needs a lot of work (probably a bad motherboard), and you'd be much better to buy a new laptop or refurbished, than to pay a lot of money to fix yours.

  I guess you would have to pay more than $200 for repair.

  I'm sorry this is probably not what you wanted to hear.

  Best regards

  Paul

• IMac 27 "el Capitan 10.11.5 will not shut down

  Hi,

  iMac will not shut down or restart.

  When you click on the start/stop command, the screen clears in all icons and menus/finder but stuck showing the wallpaper...

  Only way is to hold the power button.

  Acted at the time so I installed a game (stellaris) with third-party software needed to play the game.

  Things I've tried so far:

  -First aid volumes. Came out OK.

  -Clear the game and the third party soft. OK

  -Restarted several times held close button. Problem unsolved.

  -Time to a game of prior time Machine install. Problem unsolved

  -Downloaded Capitan updated but could not be installed because it requires to restart which is impossible.

  Thank you in advance for any help.

  Try to run this program, copy and paste the result in a response. The program was created by Etresoft, a regular contributor.  Use please copy and paste the screenshots can be difficult to read. Click on the button "Report share" in the toolbar, select "Copy to Clipboard" and then paste into a response. This will show what is running on your computer. No personal information is shown.

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• Send a message that the computer does not shut down properly after the resumption he out of the hibernation mode.

  My laptop has Windows Vista and is about 3 years old.  It is in excellent shape, but recently it has been brought to my attention that whenever I put into hibernation mode and resume, I receive a message that indicates that the system or computer is not stopped correctly, and so I have to restart the computer.   Why is this happening? and any solution for this?   Thank you in advance.

  Hi SuzanneSchwester,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Communities. It seems that you are getting a message that the computer is not shut down properly after the resumption he out of the hibernation mode. Provide the following information:

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Follow the steps in the article.

  You have problems after you resume Windows Vista from sleep or Hibernate computer

  You can see these articles for more information:

  Solve power problems

  Turn off a computer: frequently asked questions

  I hope this helps. Let us know if you need more assistance.

  Thank you.

• Computer Vista will not "Shut Down"

  Why is Vista not 'Shut Down' when we try to? The computer gets to that stage and works on and until what we manually turn off the computer.  When we click on Shut Down, the OS disconnects then goes down at the stop, but isn't.  Anyone facing this problem.  It is found on all 3 computers OS Vista

  Also, when updates Windows tries to install computers work for too long at a time in the mode of installation on the same day.
  Don't know if they are related.
  Thanks for the tips.

  Hi jem820,

  ·         When was the last time it was working fine?

  ·         Have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  ·         You receive an error message all in stop or restart the computer?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: It could be due to a program or device driver interfering with Windows power settings. See the article and try the steps in the article.

  Why my computer won't turn on or off quickly?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/why-wont-my-computer-turn-on-or-off-quickly

  Method 2: Install the updated drivers for the graphics card on the computer visiting the site of computer manufacturer.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Method 3: Perform a clean boot to see if there is a conflict of software like the clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  Note: After the boot minimum troubleshooting step, follow step 7 in the link to return the computer to a Normal startupmode.

• iMac will not shut down or restart...

  I have an iMac 27 "end 2012, running El Capitan 10.11.5 and since the last update to version, it will not shut down or restart. I tried unplugging the power for about 10 minutes, but that didn't work... any notice or is this just a glitch in the latest update?

  DRM92692 wrote:

  I have an iMac 27 "end 2012, running El Capitan 10.11.5 and since the last update to version, it will not shut down or restart. I tried unplugging the power for about 10 minutes, but that didn't work... any notice or is this just a glitch in the latest update?

  Your office is frozen?   If not, stop or reboot can wait for something to finish - you close all open applications?   Allow you your system to connect to the internet (these pesky background downloads or you are not always aware of synchronization)

  As for hard shutdown - with button / stop

  Have you held in the power button for about 15 seconds to stop hard - otherwise he's asleep.

  After unplugging - press and hold the power button in for 15 seconds to evacuate the power of mac - that can help.

• Windows 7 system crashes so that the installation of updates, not shut down

  I've upgraded to Windows 7 using a disc of Microsoft; Windows Update started downloading the updates.  Now it will not shut without doing it manually.  If there are 5 updates, it may hang on the update 4.  Then, after much cleaning in safe mode, etc, it will work perfectly, but hang in there 'shutting down '.  even if left overnight.

  You receive errors related to updates?

  1. Open Windows Update by clicking the Start button, all programs and then click Windows Update.
  2. In the left pane, click view update history.
  3. Find an update for Windows that has failed to install, and then double-click the update to view more information.
     Updates that have failed to install will display failed under status, next to the name of update.
  4. In the Windows Update dialog box, next to the details of the error, review the error code for the update has failed.

  Follow the links in the Windows Update dialog box under more information or help and Support to resolve the problem, then try to reinstall updates by using Windows Update in Control Panel or by mail with the error code and maybe someone may be able to help others.

  FYI

  Problems with installing updates
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/troubleshoot-problems-with-installing-updates

  Open the Windows Update troubleshooting tool
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Update-Troubleshooter

  TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2011. The information has been provided * being * with no guarantee or warranty.

• Windows XP not shut down - hangs at shutdown

  Original title: Windows XP is not closed... Pls help. XP SP3

  Hello

  When I shut down my laptop (HP Compaq 6515 b) in the menu start, stop. the locking system appears and does not stop completely. He goes into the mode 'sleep' but is not turned off. It remains forever and nothing happens after that. I then close at length by pressing the power button. pls help on this issue, as many of my programs do not react after the start of this process. I have a XP SP3 loaded on the PC. Yum help

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow the steps in this link and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308029

  It will be useful.

• Windows xp lock up on shut down and taking 11 minutes to start on power.

  Windows xp is lock and does not power on Shut Down off.

  Commissioning is in 11 minutes on power.

  Starting and stopping is allowed in "Safe Mode".

  But crashes at start in "Safe Mode with network" mode. "

  The startup log file indicates that many drivers are not loaded.

  Please, what should I do to fix this?

  Hello Rodwall,

  Often we see odd behavior as the result of a program from loading at startup.

  To solve these, we use the clean boot troubleshooting.

  The following describes this process:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/316434

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Windows 7 will not shut down or restart my computer. I tried all of the suggestions I've seen previously displayed.

  My computer shuts down fine with Vista (64-bit), but not with Windows 7 (Home Ultimate, 64-bit).  It disconnects me and shows the "Stop" screen, access the drive hard as if he does something, but never closes my computer (or monitor) off the coast.  It's the same thing when I'm saying Windows restart my computer.  I always hold the power button to turn off.  Occasionally, the next time I start up, I get a message saying that the computer has been shut down unexpectly, but usually not.  Although I don't think that this issue is damaging physically my computer, it is still an annoying problem.

  So far I have tried:

  -Modification of the settings in my BIOS ACPI.  I don't have the ability to toggle ACPI, only to change between 1 & 3.  I tried them both.

  -Method of "Clean boot" Troubleshooting Microsoft.  Even with all non-essential services and startup items disabled, I always have this problem.

  -Disable Windows Fax.  Only one had this problem, and so I thought I would give it a shot.  Not good.

  -Another forum suggested turning off the M-Audio card.  Tasted it.

  -Yet another forum suggested changing "power settings" in the device to the IEEE Bus controller Manager 1394, allowing the computer stop the computer, or something in this sense.  I see no option anywhere to change the power settings.

  Suggestions of new, I can add to the list?

  After reading a lot on the forums and tried almost everything, patches, disabeling energy efficient features on IEEE 1394 and usb. He hit me, everything indicates that the acpi on the motherboard and the table mps. Changing from 1.4 to 1.1 in the bios MPS table solves the problem and win 7 shutsdown correctly

  ET1

• Windows 7 will not shut down or restart

  Hi guys, basically for the 3 days since my computer won't shut down or restart. I normally turn off every night and I've never had this problem before. I used the tool to update window update, but it says that it cannot complete the installation until I restart, but obviously I can't do that either.

  I tried to change the power does-that is to say buttons when the laptop closed = stop down. But even that won't work.

  Anyone has any ideas that could help me solve this problem?

  Thank you.

  Not sure, but what about the command 'shutdown '? (perhaps with the /r (reboot) option)

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732503%28V=WS.10%29.aspx

  or

  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/commandlinereference/p/shutdown-command.htm