whenever i download software my computer is automatically shutting down and restart. Is there any solution.?
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zeo7\n2 weeks ago\n\n\nReport Abuse\n Hey It seems like you have a real problem on your hands, well The problem could be the recovermyfiles software. I'd suggest deleting the program, then doing Disk Cleanup on your computer. Run any anti-virus and/or Spyware removal programs you have on your PC. Delete any viruses, Spyware, Adware, or anything bad like that. Next I'd go to www.download.com and get Window Washer, AVG Anti-Virus and/or McAffe Virus Scan. Scan your computer with those and remove any Viruses. Those are Better than Norton too so. Next for Spyware I'd get Spyware Doctor run that and get rid of anything bad. The more Spware and Virus Scanning programs the better because it is double coverage. Now finally I'd get Trend Micro Anti-Virus. This program will get rid of any additional unwanted things, also it will free up tons of space I mean hundreds of megabytes to few Gigabytes. All of these programs are safe to get mainly because Download.com Is safe and I have them all on my PC too. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns as to anything please don't hesitate to ask me anything.\n\nI'm Zeo7 You can e-mail me at chriscoreyII@comcast.net \n\nSource(s):\n\nwww.download.com\nWindow Washer\nMcAffe\nAVG Grisoft\nTrend Micro Anti-Spyware\nSpyware Doctor
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Hi,\n\nTo me it seems a RPC problem.\nTo resolve this -\n\nGo to CONTROL PANEL -> ADMINISTRATIVE OPTIONS -> SERVICES\n\nAnd find an entry begining with RPC (Remote Procedural Calls)\n\nIn the properties window, go on to RECOVERY tab. In the action combo box, select "Take no action"\n\nNow click OK and shutdown.\n\nI guess there should be no problem.\n\nIf the problem continues, please verify if any softwares running in the background need Internet for connection. In that case, type MSCONFIG at Start Button -> RUN. Uncheck everything at Startup.\n\nSee if this helps.\n\nCheers!
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have you tried Start->Control Panel->Add or Remove Software option ?\nIf that doesnt work, you are out of luck.
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i have found its the upgrades getting sorted out as i'am shutting down causes my system to hang or after a defrag \nif after i have upgraded and used my pc to do something else it shuts down properly
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yes. you probably have spyware which automatically downloads viruses. i had the same problem. then i wiped the entire hard drive. try that yourself.
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It is shutting down. Your computer just takes a long time to shut down. Maybe it has many processes active or you need to cleanup your files.
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Like what? Contact your company and ask them. Usually the only thing you might download from them would be the anti virus utility they supply (if they do)
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Hi there,\n\nYou can try re-installing it.  If you tried installing it already I would suggest to delete the file and re-download it.  It happened to me before with the same exact software.  Sometimes the uninstall files get corrupted.  Run the setup once again when you finish downloading as if you were going to use the program for the first time.  Once you complete this operation go ahead and try uninstalling again.  Usually that works out.\n\nHope that gives you some help.
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in my experience when something like that happens, something in the software has gone wrong. The only thing i can suggest is to re-install it. If you keep having issues downloading, you might try finding another website to download it from.
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it seems like some application is initializing while windows is shutting dows, try this, turn off the computer, check if u get the message, then go to control panel, administrator tools, event log and check which application is failing.\nthen go to start-run-msconfig and disable that application from the startup tab. if u dont find it then disable all the unknown applications and click ok nd reeboot. should work.
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Try shutting down all running programs (all of them) then try to install.
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try going to start->run\ntype msconfig and <ENTER>\ngo to the startup tab and see if something there looks like it might be the culprit.  If you have some time you can disable everything and reboot to see if the problem goes away. if so, start re-enabling things until you figure out what is causing it. Then re-enable everything but that.
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Have you done the regular maintenance stuff? Delete temp files (disc cleanup) and defrag? I would do that first. \nThen I would do another check by going to my computer, right click on C drive, click on tools, then check error checking check now. It won't do it until you restart. If that does not fix your computer then I would do the system restore.\n\nI would also run a spyware program to make sure you are not full of cookies.\n\nGood luck!
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when it happened to me, a program was the problem.i did a sys restore,all fixed.also try uninstall,restore,re install of any new programs. no easy solutions;doesn't hurt to try these.
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Try starting it in safe mode (hit F8 while it is booting).  If it starts in safe mode and does not freeze then you obviously have a software problem.  Try using mscong to stop a few things in your start-up, beginning with your anti-virus program.  Keep track of what you turned off and back on and you will eventually hit the problem program.
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I just wonder what's the software you're using to do the download, you have to contact the software company to get the problem resolved.
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Optimizing your computer isn't really going to be helped by using software. The best thing you can do is get the latest driver updates, update antivirues and spyware programs. Keep track of your registry, make sure there aren't any process that should not be there and any processes that are taking up a lot of resources.\n\nThere are a lot more things you can do but they are abit advance.