Bottom Right, click "disable all", then apply, then close and have it reboot it will probably still hang on shutdown right now. After you have it restarted, put a check in the checkbox of the system config utility window, and then hit OK. Now shutdown again. Did it hang again? If not, then there's something in the startup menu that is causing your machine to hang when it shutsdown.
Now you can go back into msconfig, and start re-checking [one-by-one, and rebooting] the important ones usually you will only need your antivirus, firewall, and sometimes ISP software running. See if this helps - you really want to keep your startup items to a minimum anyways. Problem solved!!! Thanks Bradly. WhitPhil Gone but never forgotten Trusted Advisor.
Joined Oct 4, Messages 8, Bradly, I did what you suggested and it seems to work fine but I found out something that I do not know how to explain. When I used my computer for a short period of time it shutdown perfect but If I used for a long period of time it still hanging at "Windows is Shutting Down". This is bizzard!!!! Please help. As Seen On. Welcome to Tech Support Guy! Latest posts W. Apps and desktop changed to black with white letters 3 Viewers Latest: wildbill2u 11 minutes ago.
Windows Windows 10 Anti Virus Latest: abstracts 28 minutes ago. General Security. Nvidia service causes slow shutdown If a system is using an Nvidia 3-D graphics processor video card with the latest XP drivers from Nvidia, your users may notice that their systems take a long time to shut down.
They may be encountering a problem caused by a service called Nvidia Driver Helper Service. To do so, select Start Run, type Services. When you see the Services console, scroll through the list of services and double-click the Nvidia Driver Helper Service.
When you see the properties dialog box, click the Stop button. Then, select Manual in the Startup Type drop-down list box. To complete the operation, click OK and close the Services console. When this happens, users will notice that the computer no longer automatically powers down when they shut down Windows XP. You can verify this problem by checking the power management configuration in two places—Device Manager and the Control Panel.
When you see the Device Manager window, locate and open the System Devices item. To check the power management configuration in the Control Panel, open the Control Panel from the Start menu.
If the system is using Classic View, just click the Power Options icon. Thanks for your feedback. A few of our systems have begun to intermittently hang on shutdown. So far we have seen it on three machines. There have been no changes to the hardware, or drivers we are putting on these machines. The PC is supposed to shutdown to the point were it says "It is now safe to turn off your computer" but it hangs when the only thing on the screen is the default windows background and the mouse pointer.
The mouse moves, but that is it. Not Helpful 11 Helpful 4. Jarod Smith. If Bluestacks is not initializing, you might have a problem with the application. Or, your computer cannot handle it. In any case, a fresh install would be a good place to start. Not Helpful 7 Helpful 0. For Windows XP or later: Last known good configuration.
Not Helpful 0 Helpful 1. A "critical" driver might be starting in safe mode, or your Windows configuration is broken. In this case, boot into last known good configuration or reinstall Windows. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published.
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