When turning off it always says "task in progress do not disconnect power" ive turned every thing off but it still says it.

I had been asked you about my camcorder dc 230 canon, the disc cover is not open when I hit eject, you told me first to put on the surface Then I put it after several time it showed me on the screen the disc cover is open. but no action happen still it was stack after I fellow the manual
That you tells me Turn off the camcorder, disconnect the compact power adapter
And remove the battery pack. Restore the power supply and try again. After that it open and working correctly thank you I appreciate.

Try pressing CTRL + ALT + ESC and that will start the task manager. Let's say it's Internet Explorer that is causing the problem. Just click on it and click end task. Same thing goes for your problem.

press Ctrl-Shift-Esc together WS Task Manager will come up .... click on File you will get the option for New Task .... click on it .... type in explorer.exe and click OK. if that does not work turn off your pc ... disconnect the power cable from the back ... press and hold the power button for 30 secs with power cable disconnected.... plugg the cable back in turn on the pc ..... issue resolved

SolutionFollow the steps below to resolve the issue. Step one: Wait for the current task to complete

1. This message appears while the unit performs a task. If a task was aborted while in progress, this message will remain on the display.
2. Press Cancel or Stop to clear the message.
3. If the error does not go away, proceed to the next step.

Step two: Reset the unit

1. While the unit is on, remove the power cord from the rear of the unit AND the wall outlet.
2. After one minute, reconnect the power cord to the wall outlet and the unit.
3. If the unit does not turn on, press the On button.
4. If the error does not go away, proceed to the next step
   If this doesn´t work, release all cartridges, and turn on. After that put the cartridge on the printer one by one. Regards.

Sounds like you are either in standby mode, or your hard drive is damaged and blocking the boot process.
If it's a standby problem, quickly taping the power button should wake it up. If it's a hard drive problem you can disconnect both the hard drive data cable and hard drive power to see if it will power up.

Same thing happened to me. I replaced the batteries, and now it won't progress past the start-up loading screen. It just loads and freezes. I had to remove the batteries just to turn it off.

Hi.

You have two Solutions.

Solution 1:

Resetting the player:
1. Slide and hold the Power switch up for approximately 20 seconds.
2. Release the Power switch.
3. To turn the player on, slide the Power switch up then release instantly.

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Solution 2:
Updating the Sansa Clip Firmawre:

1. If it's not installed yet, download and install the Sansa Firmware Updater.
2. Connect your Sansa Clip to the computer.

3.1. Assuming there's a new firmware available, the following message will appear on your lower right task bar. Click on the balloon message:

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3.2. 3b. OPTIONAL: You can also manually run the SansaUpdater from your programs files. Most likely it will be under All Programs > SanDisk > Sansa Updater > Sansa Updater.

4. Select the Firmware check box.
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5. Click Download Now. Firmware downloads and updating starts.

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6. Click Finish after the firmware has been downloaded.

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7. Disconnect your Sansa Clip from the computer.
8. A "Firmware upgrade in progress" message will appear on the Sansa Clip's display screen. The device will turn itself off after the firmware is updated.

Additional Help:
Sansa Clip Manual Guide.


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try removing all your cards and ram, disconnect all cables but the fan power switch and ATX power and if it still does the same thing, your board has died. If not, plug things back in one by one trying each time. When you find something that makes it do this again when connected, that component is bad.

un plug evry thing and then plug it back in if still dosent work i am puzzled

Make sure when you disconnect the ac addapter that it is unplugged from the wall and the wii or the ac adapter will not reset. It only takes 5 mintues for it to reset once it has been disconnected from the wii and the wall.