Re: Common Windows XP Shutdown problem

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But this is not the right method, it does't solve the real problem.

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"xXGeminiXx" <xXGeminiXx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| Dear Martin,
| This fix will allow the end task menu to automaticly end the program for
you
| if shutdown has initiated. If you desired any alternate outcomes just let
me
| know and i'll do my best to help.
|
| Automatically Kill Programs At Shutdown:
| Click Start
| Click run
| Type in the box regedit (hit enter)
| Navigate on the left side tree to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder
| Navigate on the left side tree to the Control Panel folder
| Navigate on the left side tree to the Desktop folder
| On the right side of the page there is an entry that says AutoEndTasks
| (double click this)
| When the value box appears, change the value from 0 to 1 and hit ok
| Exit regedit and your problem is solved.
|
| xXGeminiXx (David)
|
| "Martin Healy" wrote:
|
| > Everytime I shut down my Windows XP machine now; my computer hangs
| > momentarily and I have to keep clicking the end now button to switch off
my
| > PC. It normally occurs after closing my Internet Explorer and then
shutting
| > down my PC. It appears that my PC is waiting for IE to close properly
before
| > shutting down. The error message I'm receiving is shown below:
| >
| > "End Program - Explorer.exe
| > Ending program... Please wait. If you choose to end the program
immediately,
| > you will lose any unsaved data. To end the program now click End Now."
| >
| > I have tried the Microsoft self support service. Incident ID 328849
found @
| > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328849/en-us shows the exact same
symptons
| > that I'm experincing. Unfortunately, it does not provide any
resolution.
| > Please note, I'm not using the Spanish version of Windows XP. Just the
plain
| > English version. This article seems to think that this is normal
practice
| > but I find this problem as most annoying at this stage. More
importantly,
| > my PC is currently fully up to date with all Windows Updates patches.
| > Service Pack 2 is installed on my XP PC and the version is showing
Version
| > 5.1 Build 2600. xpsp_sp2 in About Windows. As mentioned before, I'm not
| > using the spanish version. Furthermore my PC is free from any viruses
as my
| > antivirus software is fully updated. I would welcome any suggestions
about
| > resolving this problem.
| >
| > If anybody out there has found a resolution to this annoying shutdown
| > problem as explained above, then I would be grateful if you could please
let
| > me know.
| >
| > Thanks,
| >
| > Martin
| >
| >


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