Windows refuses to shut down!!!
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guess new acct is the only soln . but is was nice to get a prob like this . anyway , lets not give up . the try these 
admintools -> local security settings -> local policies -> security options
- audit : shutdown system immediately if unable to log security audits
- shutdown : allow system to be shutdown without having to log on
user rights assignment ->
- shutdown the system
- in properties add ur user id
there should be a rating on the toughest probs faced here
admintools -> local security settings -> local policies -> security options
- audit : shutdown system immediately if unable to log security audits
- shutdown : allow system to be shutdown without having to log on
user rights assignment ->
- shutdown the system
- in properties add ur user id
there should be a rating on the toughest probs faced here
That's the spirit klinux, let us not give this up. I'm away from the computer with this problem so will try tonight and let you know about the result.
I could not find the answer to this question anywhere on the net over all the forums! But this type of questions should be kept in a different category called "CHALLANGES" in my opinion. What do you say?
Let's specifically invite some other friends for the problems which they have faced and were never solved and hence given up. Even 'digit' can publish these kind of problems to have ideas from those who are not members of this forum.
I could not find the answer to this question anywhere on the net over all the forums! But this type of questions should be kept in a different category called "CHALLANGES" in my opinion. What do you say?
Let's specifically invite some other friends for the problems which they have faced and were never solved and hence given up. Even 'digit' can publish these kind of problems to have ideas from those who are not members of this forum.
gamefreak14
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Option 1
Shut down hibernation feature by going to Display props>Screensaver > Power. Remove the tick for 'enable hibernation'. Now power off your pc. Works? then turn the hibernation feature on! No go?>>>>
Option 2
First of all get to Run> msconfig
Let it bare boot. That is use selective startup and tick off all unwanted services. See if the problem persists. If it doesn't, now is the time to go 'trial and error'!!
Option 3
See if the shutdown feature works form the task manager. Use ctrl + alt + del. From there use shutdown. If it shuts down, then you have a problem with your registry. You will have to rebuild the registry, for which, unfortunately you'll have to reinstall afresh.
Shut down hibernation feature by going to Display props>Screensaver > Power. Remove the tick for 'enable hibernation'. Now power off your pc. Works? then turn the hibernation feature on! No go?>>>>
Option 2
First of all get to Run> msconfig
Let it bare boot. That is use selective startup and tick off all unwanted services. See if the problem persists. If it doesn't, now is the time to go 'trial and error'!!
Option 3
See if the shutdown feature works form the task manager. Use ctrl + alt + del. From there use shutdown. If it shuts down, then you have a problem with your registry. You will have to rebuild the registry, for which, unfortunately you'll have to reinstall afresh.
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