Pc shutdown when i shut down my pc, then wms idle window is displaying. if i press ENTER then it will the pc will shut down else NO

THis is from the HP tech chat thing, and it seems to be working. I did method 2 and browsed to the file:
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1. Click Start 2. Click Shutdown 3. The "Shut Down Windows" dialog box will be displayed 4. Select "Shut Down" from the me 5.
Start the system again. 6. When the Red Compaq logo appears press F8 repeatedly until prompted with the "Windows Startup
Menu" 7. Select option 6 (Safemode Command Prompt) by pressing the down arrow key until Safe Mode Command Prompt is
highlighted 8. Press Enter 9. At the C:\ prompt type D: and press Enter 10.At the D:\ prompt type CD CPQS and press Enter
11.At the D:\CPQS prompt type XQR press Enter
Method 2:
1. Click Start 2. Click Run 3. In the "Open" box type C:\CPQS\QUICKSR\FRESTORE.EXE Performing these steps should resolve this
issue.

if you cant turn it of try shutting it down from command prompt

press windows key+r t
when the run box apears type CMD and press enter
type the following command without quotes "shutdown -s" then press enter and it should shut the computer down, if your computer goes back into safe mode when rebooting turn it off then back on and keep pressing the F8 key until a dialog with text comes up, use your arrow keys and navigate down to the last known good configuration box and hit enter it should work

Hi

1. Click Start

2. Click Shutdown/

3. The "Shut Down Windows" dialog box will be displayed/

4. Select "Shut Down" from the me

5.Start the system again.

6. When the Red Compaq logo appears press F8 repeatedly until prompted with the "Windows Startup
Menu"

7. Select option 6 (Safemode Command Prompt) by pressing the down arrow key until Safe Mode Command Prompt is highlighted

8. Press Enter

9. At the C:\ prompt type D: and press Enter

10.At the D:\ prompt type CD CPQS and press Enter

11.At the D:\CPQS prompt type XQR press Enter

Method 2:

1. Click Start 2. Click Run 3. In the "Open" box type C:\CPQS\QUICKSR\FRESTORE.EXE Performing these steps should resolve this issue.

Also check his link if it helps:-

http://social.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/genuinewindowsxp/thread/95860a8d-3a44-43a3-b26f-2436bdf2bfc6/

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If the problem is that you can't shut down your PC because you can't use your touch pad to click shutdown, you could use the keyboard instead.

Click the windows key
Select the shutdown using arrow keys
select shutdown, you could use tab to switch wether restart or standby
then press Enter


easier way is, press alt+F4 button (it will lead you to shutdown option)
select the desired shut down option using tab button.
press enter.

***Using the Start Menu

• Press a Windows key (the ones with the Windows symbol on as shown right), this will open up the Start Menu.
• Use the cursor keys (the ones with arrows on) to highlight 'Turn off Computer' and press Enter to select it
• A dialog box will open. Use the cursor keys to to highlight 'Shutdown computer', 'Turn off' or whatever your version of Windows says, and press Enter again.

***Using the 'three finger salute'
Hold down Ctrl and Alt, and press Delete.
Windows 2000 and XP Home Edition users will be presented with a dialog box with buttons on:

• · Use the cursor keys to select the 'Shut Down' button and use Enter to select it.
• · Select 'Shut down' from the list using the cursor keys and press Enter one more time.

In other versions of Windows the Task Manager will open:

• · Hold down Alt and press U to open the 'Shut Down' menu.
• · Use the cursor keys to highlight 'Turn Off' and press Enter.

***Hit Alt F4 'till you can't any more
The final method of shutting down that I will explain here is to hold down the Alt key and press F4 repeatedly. This will close every application that is open on Windows and eventually will close Windows itself. You may be asked if you want to save files by some programs, if so use the cursor keys and Enter to get past these dialog boxes.

Hi Good day!!if you are using windows go to command prompt. press windows logo key + r to display run dialog. type cmd and click ok. in the command prompt type the following commands and press enter: shutdown.exe -s -f -t 0
-s = shutdown
-f = force shutdown closing all programs
-t = time in millisecond
0 = now you can change this no. to schedule your shutdown.

for ubuntu open terminal and type -sudo shutdown 0 you can change the 0 if you want.
Hope my solution help you!!

use alternate method to shutdown your pc. OR use anti virus.

USING DOS.

1. goto start' run
2. type cmd. press enter.
3. dos window will come.
   type C:\Windows\RUNDLL32.EXE
4. your window will shutdown.

ALTERNATE METHOD..

1. In that blank space type { shutdown -s -t 60}
2. click next > finish
3. new shortcut icon appear on your desktop.
   DOUBLE CLICK on it to shutdown your pc.

if you have any queries don't hesitate to ask.

if it help, pls rate it. ; )

Hi dear,
Create Icons for Shutdown and Reboot If you find it annoying to access the Start Menu for shutting down or rebooting the computer, create a shutdown and reboot icon for the desktop.
Desktop Shutdown Icon Right click on the desktop
Click [New] [Shortcut] to open the Create Shortcut Wizard
Type [shutdown -s -t 00] without the brackets.
Click [Next] and type a descriptive name of your choosing for the shortcut
Click [Finish]
Add a bit of class to the shortcut by assigning it a custom icon. Right click the shortcut, click [Properties] and select the [Shortcut] tab. Click [Change Icon] and select from the icons that are displayed.
Desktop Reboot Icon Right click on the desktop
Click [New] [Shortcut] to open the Create Shortcut Wizard
Type [shutdown -r -t 00] without the brackets.
Click [Next] and type a descriptive name of your choosing for the shortcut
Click [Finish]
Add a bit of class to the shortcut by assigning it a custom icon. Right click the shortcut, click [Properties] and select the [Shortcut] tab. Click [Change Icon] and select from the icons that are displayed.
A Final Note: If you happen to be as fanatical as I am about having nothing on the desktop, drag the new icons into the Quick Launch area of the Taskbar.


then use it.

if not resolve it

then use following step ;-


click on start then go to RUN and type SFC /SCANNOW
press enter
this command recover all windows lost files, if it will ask windows CD then enter the windows disk.

bye take care
good luck
veeru

After searching a lot on internet ,at last i have found a link for you to help you to shutdown windows when its not responding,
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/10/31/fast-shutdown-faster-windows-2000-windows-xp-windows-2003-and-windows-vista/
you have to make some registry changes and it's done .window will shutdown..
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Sounds like this is an issue with Microsoft Communicator. I would run the hotfix for Microsoft Office Comminicator. It s not a big one and should not take too long. The hot fix can be found at:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=A8C26743-5A77-4947-AAD4-6A6B8EF84F9C&displaylang=en

There are detailed instructions on how to laod the fix but if you have ever done an MS hotfix it is pretty standard.