Sysfader does not close when I shut down my computer

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I am using Windows XP SP 2. Every time I shut down my computer using the
"start" button, I get messages that sysfader won't close. I have to hit the
button "end now", several times before sysfader closes. It now takes 10 to 15
minutes for sysfader to actually close and my computer to shut down normally.

Please help.

Thanks in advance,

Ben Spector
 
Ben said:
I am using Windows XP SP 2. Every time I shut down my computer using
the "start" button, I get messages that sysfader won't close. I have
to hit the button "end now", several times before sysfader closes. It
now takes 10 to 15 minutes for sysfader to actually close and my
computer to shut down normally.
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The sysfader.exe file is connected with Nvidia video cards. Did you
recently update your video card drivers? What changed between the time
things worked and the time they didn't?

Malke
 
Malke said:
The sysfader.exe file is connected with Nvidia video cards. Did you
recently update your video card drivers? What changed between the time
things worked and the time they didn't?

Malke
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Using Karen's "window watcher" I have systemfader as well and have an ATI
vid card (Nvidia was never installed).
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptwinwatch.asp

Here is the readout

..
Karen's Window Watcher

Window Handle: 0x006A0806 (6948870)
Window Title: SysFader
Module File Name: C:\WINDOWS\Explorer.EXE
Process Priority: Normal
Read Operations: 574,651
Read Bytes: 11,722,053,439
Write Operations: 6,737
Write Bytes: 413,894,676
Window Location: 0, 0
Window Size: 0h x 0w
Window is Hidden? Yes
Window is Enabled? Yes
Window is Menu? No
Window State: Normal
Window Class Name: SysFader (Window Animation Helper)
 
MAP said:
Using Karen's "window watcher" I have systemfader as well and have an
ATI vid card (Nvidia was never installed).
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptwinwatch.asp
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(snip)

Thanks. When I Googled, the first links were about Nvidia. So the bottom
line is this is a file connected with graphics and maybe the OP should
update his video card driver, or even roll them back depending on the
answer to the Magic Question: what changed between the time things
worked and the time they didn't?

Malke
 
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