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John Johnson November 9th 04 09:32 AM

Windows XP SP2 Shut down problem
 
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem. Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used End
It All and again still have the problem



Dave C. November 9th 04 05:03 PM


"John Johnson" wrote in message
...
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem. Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used End
It All and again still have the problem



What kind of anti-virus software are you using? Have you run a thorough
scan lately? -Dave



John Johnson November 9th 04 05:24 PM

On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:03:39 -0500, "Dave C." wrote:


"John Johnson" wrote in message
.. .
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem. Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used End
It All and again still have the problem



What kind of anti-virus software are you using? Have you run a thorough
scan lately? -Dave

Did scans, chkdsk /r running Norton 2003, Ad Aware, defrags anything
I could think of.
There was a known problem with Norton Anti Virus 2003 but the
recommendation was just to run live update which I did.






JAD November 9th 04 05:27 PM

disable norton for a shutdown or two....disable as much as you can if
the problem persists.

"John Johnson" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:03:39 -0500, "Dave C." wrote:


"John Johnson" wrote in message
.. .
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem.

Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually

shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut

down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions

but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used

End
It All and again still have the problem



What kind of anti-virus software are you using? Have you run a

thorough
scan lately? -Dave

Did scans, chkdsk /r running Norton 2003, Ad Aware, defrags

anything
I could think of.
There was a known problem with Norton Anti Virus 2003 but the
recommendation was just to run live update which I did.








Dave C. November 9th 04 05:44 PM


"JAD" wrote in message
...
disable norton for a shutdown or two....disable as much as you can if
the problem persists.


I'm not sure disabling it would be enough. I'd try uninstalling it. If the
OP is worried about leaving the PC unprotected, you could temporarily
install the free version of AVG antivirus. There are no "issues" with that
anti-virus software that I'm aware of. -Dave



JAD November 9th 04 05:59 PM

if you use 'kill process its dead...I would uninstall anything
norton...but not all agree

"Dave C." wrote in message
...

"JAD" wrote in message
...
disable norton for a shutdown or two....disable as much as you can

if
the problem persists.


I'm not sure disabling it would be enough. I'd try uninstalling it.

If the
OP is worried about leaving the PC unprotected, you could

temporarily
install the free version of AVG antivirus. There are no "issues"

with that
anti-virus software that I'm aware of. -Dave





Martin November 10th 04 04:26 AM



"JAD" wrote in message
...
if you use 'kill process its dead...I would uninstall anything
norton...but not all agree


I'll agree!



John Johnson November 10th 04 09:06 PM

On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:03:39 -0500, "Dave C." wrote:


"John Johnson" wrote in message
.. .
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem. Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used End
It All and again still have the problem



What kind of anti-virus software are you using? Have you run a thorough
scan lately? -Dave


Check Event Log and every time it had the problem of very slow shut
downs I noticed an error reported in DCOM.
Went to GRC and got his DCOM disabler.

Disabling DCOM did not seem to help after a few good reboots it hung
again. Seems to hang more often when I do a lot of activities. Right
after I reboot it will usually reboot as normal.

Even with DCOM disabled still got a DCOM error message:

The server (9b`f22c-2982-4e91-aa8b-e071d541d54f2a4d) did not register
with DCOM within the required timeout



JAD November 10th 04 09:39 PM

Dcom errors were mentioned somewhere before?
Dcom errors are very often caused by an incorrect server name/address
Those problems point to a hijack or malware running at shutdown.


"John Johnson" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:03:39 -0500, "Dave C." wrote:


"John Johnson" wrote in message
.. .
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem.

Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually

shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut

down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions

but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used

End
It All and again still have the problem



What kind of anti-virus software are you using? Have you run a

thorough
scan lately? -Dave


Check Event Log and every time it had the problem of very slow shut
downs I noticed an error reported in DCOM.
Went to GRC and got his DCOM disabler.

Disabling DCOM did not seem to help after a few good reboots it hung
again. Seems to hang more often when I do a lot of activities.

Right
after I reboot it will usually reboot as normal.

Even with DCOM disabled still got a DCOM error message:

The server (9b`f22c-2982-4e91-aa8b-e071d541d54f2a4d) did not

register
with DCOM within the required timeout





John Johnson November 11th 04 05:33 AM

Rahn two anti virus, Norton and AGP and Ad ware and Spy Bot

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 13:39:53 -0800, "JAD"
wrote:

Dcom errors were mentioned somewhere before?
Dcom errors are very often caused by an incorrect server name/address
Those problems point to a hijack or malware running at shutdown.


"John Johnson" wrote in message
.. .
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:03:39 -0500, "Dave C." wrote:


"John Johnson" wrote in message
.. .
In recent weeks my computer has developed a shut down problem.

Takes
a minute or two between clicking on shut down for it to actually

shut
down. It hands first on the hour glass just to click on shut

down
then hangs again at the screen windows shutting down.

Ive been to various sites including MS and followed suggestions

but so
far nothing as worked.
I have disabled some programs that might be problematic even used

End
It All and again still have the problem



What kind of anti-virus software are you using? Have you run a

thorough
scan lately? -Dave


Check Event Log and every time it had the problem of very slow shut
downs I noticed an error reported in DCOM.
Went to GRC and got his DCOM disabler.

Disabling DCOM did not seem to help after a few good reboots it hung
again. Seems to hang more often when I do a lot of activities.

Right
after I reboot it will usually reboot as normal.

Even with DCOM disabled still got a DCOM error message:

The server (9b`f22c-2982-4e91-aa8b-e071d541d54f2a4d) did not

register
with DCOM within the required timeout






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