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    G1s - huge shutdown problem.

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by rulebreaker, Jan 19, 2008.

  1. rulebreaker

    rulebreaker Notebook Consultant

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    Anyone having the same problem here? i cant shutdown my notebook, when ever i shutdown it goes through the normal process but it stays at the Shuting Down screen for quite a long time and it doest shutdown, it restarts!! And when it goes back to windows it says "Windows has just experince an unexpected shutdown"...something like that...anyone knows how to fix this?

    Thanks
     
  2. rulebreaker

    rulebreaker Notebook Consultant

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    ahh ok it fixed on its own..
     
  3. G1S_Noodle

    G1S_Noodle Notebook Consultant

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    Mate,

    My G1S had a way too long shutting down problem too... however, I could easily fix it, following these steps (from http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=166532&highlight=vista+tweaks):


    "Cut Shut Down Time In Half!!

    I need to precede this with a warning that we are going to advance ourselves a bit here by moving into editing our registry. It means that its absolutely necessary to follow the exact steps as a wrong entry or deletion my cause a reinstall of Vista at worst.

    Before we start, by default, there is a 20 second delay in shutdown of Vista, a process that vista has set in order to allow software to shutdown correctly. You can adjust this to a much shorter time, thus significantly reducing the total time it takes to shutdown your computer.

    Ready? Ok lets go..

    1. Press the Start Orb (bottom left and then go into the Run command (remember Windows key + R).
    2. Type 'Regedit' (without the quotes) and hit enter.
    3. As the Registry File is so large, Im going to ask you to go top right and maximize this to full screen...and follow me.
    4. Click the little triangle to the left of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/ SYSTEM/ CurrentControlSet/ Control.
    5. Click on the "Control" Folder. Select "WaitToKillServiceTimeout" Right click on it and select Modify. The default value is 20000. Setting it to a lower 4 digit value, say 5000
    6. Simply exit when done.

    The 20000 signifies a 20 second delay wheres 5000 signifies a 5 second delay. I cut 20 seconds off my shutdown time by changing this as it suggests so don't try and figure out exact time reduction by numbers...just play with it bit by bit.

    You may want to remain at the 5000 mark as Vista does need time to shut software down. If this is not enough, come back and increase the size."



    I hope it might help you.
    Cheers. :rolleyes:
     
  4. E.B.E.

    E.B.E. NBR Procrastinator

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    Might also be related to ACPI drivers, if it happens again give those a thought.
     
  5. rulebreaker

    rulebreaker Notebook Consultant

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    hey thanks..but it seems to be fine currently