Lengthy Saving Settings

K

KenP

A year or so ago I connected 5/6 Win XP Pro PC's to a Win 2008 server. When
the PC's started and shutdown it took 10 - 15 mins for it to save settings,
close connections, etc.

I contacted Dell and a T/S individual gave me a DOS command to run on each
PC to flush something or something similar. I thought I wrote command down
somewhere but can't find. I also can't find Dell T/S individual name.

Does anyone have a clue as to what this command could have been? Any help
will be appreciated. TIA.

KenP
 
R

Rey Santos

It could be a user profile that fails to unload on shutdown. Thus, shutdown
takes too long and sometimes hangs on "saving your setting.".

Try User Profile Hive Cleanup Service (UPHClean)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...0e2f3582&displaylang=en&Hash=DP6HHR9#overview

UPHClean should normally appear in the Event Viewer (Application) As Event
ID: 1001. Are there any errors in the Event Viewer.

When I had this problem, I saw an error in the Event Viewer and clicked on a
microsoft link there.
 
K

KenP

This happened on several PC's diff user names and apparently did not have
anything to do w/a particular user. I ran the command on each individual and
the problem cleared up the next reboot.

Thanks.
KenP
 
E

Elmo

KenP said:
A year or so ago I connected 5/6 Win XP Pro PC's to a Win 2008 server. When
the PC's started and shutdown it took 10 - 15 mins for it to save settings,
close connections, etc.

I contacted Dell and a T/S individual gave me a DOS command to run on each
PC to flush something or something similar. I thought I wrote command down
somewhere but can't find. I also can't find Dell T/S individual name.

Does anyone have a clue as to what this command could have been? Any help
will be appreciated. TIA.

KenP

Maybe one of these:

Flush DNS

Click Start, Run, type CMD and click the [OK] button. Type each of the
following:

IPConfig /FlushDNS [Press Enter key]
ipconfig /release [Press Enter key]
ipconfig /renew [Press Enter key]
ipconfig /registerdns [Press Enter key]
 

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