while down loading new massenger with voice computer get  shutdown and restarted?
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For mat your drive and then try again....problem won't happen...
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If your computer has been on for a while, you may need to reboot to free up those system resources. The more programs you run, the less resources you will have available to you. \n\nIf you only have this much left after a fresh reboot, attempt to limit the number of programs you launch at startup. Contact me if you need further information.
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All programs have to shut down before the computer can shut down.I sounds like you have alot of programs running in the background.You can go to the start menu and click on run,when the box comes  up that says open,Type msconfig and click ok.Now a box with several tabs will appear,click on the one that says start up.Now you can uncheck allexcept the ones that say windows system or kbd for the keyboard,now click apply then close and restart computer.When computer restarts,a box may appear that you can check to never show this again.If this does not help,then I would suggest that you have a memory or ram issue and the computer needs to be serviced by a professional.\n\nGood luck and I hope this helps you
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get a computor specailist in, and don't put any deatails on the computor. Infact turn it off! NOW.... Huh hum NOW! Are you listening to me NOW! Fine I wont help you then! Ha I know I'm loony, NOW
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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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There are 2 ways to review startup info.  \n\n1)MSConfig allows you to enable/disable programs, but doesn't allow you to set the order of load\n\n2) using regedit : the info is in two places as there are programs that start for the machine as a whole and programs that start for each individual user. The paths to this information are :\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\n...Software\n......Microsoft\n.........Windows\n............CurrentVersion\n...............Run\n\nHKEY_CURRENT_USER\n...( same as above )\n\nI've never tried it, but it would make sense that if you changed the order of the registry entries that you change the order of the load.\n\nBy the way thanks for answering my Warren Buffett question so fast!
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download startup control panel by mike lin\n\nwww.mlin.net
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computers do restart with loose connections
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You might have too many programs installed. Your RAM and CPU Usage must've gone HIGH tending to delay your "SHUT DOWN" process. Try Uninstalling few programs which you don't require. BEST thing is "SYSTEM RESTORE" i.e. restore it to an earlier date when your Computer ran faster.\n\nSTART>PROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>SYSTEM TOOLS>SYSTEM RESTORE...
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Have you closed out of all your open programs and windows before shutting down?  I had this problem until I realized that I did not shut down my messenger before shutting down computer.
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Simple answer: Yes.\n\n\nA little more complex answer: If you screwed with your registry without knowing what you are doing, do yourself a favor and reinstall windows.  Registry can and will cause a computer to go into shutdown.  If you want to go through some ahssel, try to do a system restore to take you back to before this problem happened
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Windows 98 had known problems with shut down.  Check this website hopefully it will give you answers on where to go to resolve your problem without have to reinstall windows.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/q238096/
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Press the power button for 10 seconds.  That will shut it down hard.   Then restart.   If you have the same problem, trying starting it in safe mode.
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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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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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You may have damaged your computer by shutting it down improperly.  You must always use the Start &#92; Turn Off Computer, etc. routine to shut it down.  If you still have the original Windows CDs, you could try repairing the system but I'm not a technician.\n\nGood luck!
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ithink there is something wrong in your hardware and try to open run box then write ( msconfig ) then go to srartup and chick the programms thats start in the startup of the computer