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my computer do not turn off if I'm connected to the internet during start up. When I discconnect to the internet and start up my comp, then it will be able to shut down properly later on.
It will show as "shutting down" (something like that)nd will just stay there forever.
PCcillin cannot detect any virus infections. I'm suspecting it to be something wrong with a program?
It will show as "shutting down" (something like that)nd will just stay there forever.
PCcillin cannot detect any virus infections. I'm suspecting it to be something wrong with a program?
Last edited by John A; Apr 21st, 2008 at 9:43 pm. Reason: fake signature removed
Could I get some more information?
What operating system are you using?
If it is windows, there could be a couple of problems:
you have an IIS service running that is having trouble closing, or,
you have a malformed automatic update and it is caught between downloading it and trying to install it.
To try and fix the bad Automatic Update, try a manual update. Go to the microsoft update website, and check for any updates for your machine. In most cases, that should do it.
If you have IIS running in some capacity, you can find it by looking in services.msc. Go to Start->Run, and type 'services.msc' without the quote marks. Look for an entry called 'Internet Information Services' or one that has a description that says it uses the internet. Do some testing with it, first by setting these services to 'manual' instead of 'automatic.' if they are already at 'disabled' they should not be your problem. setting a service to 'manual' tells windows to ask you if it can start a service that it needs to do something.
What operating system are you using?
If it is windows, there could be a couple of problems:
you have an IIS service running that is having trouble closing, or,
you have a malformed automatic update and it is caught between downloading it and trying to install it.
To try and fix the bad Automatic Update, try a manual update. Go to the microsoft update website, and check for any updates for your machine. In most cases, that should do it.
If you have IIS running in some capacity, you can find it by looking in services.msc. Go to Start->Run, and type 'services.msc' without the quote marks. Look for an entry called 'Internet Information Services' or one that has a description that says it uses the internet. Do some testing with it, first by setting these services to 'manual' instead of 'automatic.' if they are already at 'disabled' they should not be your problem. setting a service to 'manual' tells windows to ask you if it can start a service that it needs to do something.
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