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    Problem: Computer wont go into Standby

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by ChetJ78, Jul 4, 2008.

  1. ChetJ78

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    Hi all,
    I just started experiencing a new problem with my new laptop. Everytime I try to have my computer enter standby mode this is the message that comes up

    'The service'Microsoft.Net v1.1.4322 Update' is preventing the machine from entering standby'

    What can I do to resolve this issue.
    Any feedback would be very helpful
    Cj
     
    ChetJ78, Jul 4, 2008
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    Guys..any help that you can give will be much appreciated :)
     
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    You could do Ctrl+Alt+Del and kill the process netfxupdate.exe, but it wont allow it to save any info and kill it instantaneously..!!

    or run CMD, and type: net stop "Microsoft .NET Framework v1.1.4322 Update"

    or you could go into control panel>administrative tools>services and stop the service and change it to manual from automatic....

    or open WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322/updates/M928366, this number M928366 is a folder that keep the updates. then you'll find the uninstall icon..!! run it

    or check out this link..!!
     
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    Hi Aangad,
    Are the second and third options better?
    I am kind of computer illiterate here..when you say run CMD do you mean going into start and saying 'run' and typing in net stop "Microsoft .NET Framework v1.1.4322 Update"?
    If I go with the third option of going through the control panel and changing it to automatic would that cause any problems? Please let me know.
    Thanks
    Cj
     
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    And if there is a permanent...safe solution that would be awesome!
     
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    try the 2nd option first....Start > Run > cmd > C:\>net stop "Microsoft .NET Framework v1.1.4322 Update"
    I am not aware if MS has got a fix for this or not....but I found this on the MSDN forums.. :)
     
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    Any more suggestions?
     
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