Windows XP saving settings

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GTFAST95

Hi, I am facing a slight annoyance with my newly built
computer. Windows XP seems to take a considerable amount
of time shutting down. It takes a long time to go through
the "Saving settings...Logging off...Shutting down
windows" screen. My system is pretty fast so I dont think
its the system thats lagging. My HDD is pretty blank and
I have no applications running, which would take time to
shutdown. I really have no idea whats causing this, but
its really annoying! I have run scan disk and found no problem, and have run
a virus scan also no problems. If anybody has any suggestions please help.
Thanks alot!
 
C

Curt Christianson

I agree with McCarty--the Hive Clean-up has helped shutdown times in several
machines I've added it to. If it doesn't help, it won't hurt anything to
have it anyway.

--
HTH,
Curt

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| You might consider adding the Microsoft Add-on Service, User Profile
| Hive Cleanup. Specifically designed to help with logoff/Shutdown issue(s).
|
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...6d-8912-4e18-b570-42470e2f3582&DisplayLang=en
| Another often overlooked setup/configuration issue is to check the
| System & Event Logs for errors.
| Click Start, Run (Type) EventVwr.Msc [Enter]
|
|
| > Hi, I am facing a slight annoyance with my newly built
| > computer. Windows XP seems to take a considerable amount
| > of time shutting down. It takes a long time to go through
| > the "Saving settings...Logging off...Shutting down
| > windows" screen. My system is pretty fast so I dont think
| > its the system thats lagging. My HDD is pretty blank and
| > I have no applications running, which would take time to
| > shutdown. I really have no idea whats causing this, but
| > its really annoying! I have run scan disk and found no problem, and have
| > run
| > a virus scan also no problems. If anybody has any suggestions please
| > help.
| > Thanks alot!
| >
|
|
 

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