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Windows XP Home is taking to long to shut down


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Hi , i want to know why my pc takes almost 50 seconds to shut down where used to take like 18 seconds i have checked and cleaned bad registry and scanned for adware even viruses nothing showed up is there any way i could slighty improve it ???
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Start -> Run.
Type: eventvwr.msc.
Press <enter>.
Do u have events 1517 or 1524 with source Userenv at the same time as you shutdown.
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i typed that in but i dont know what to do next
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After the "Event Viewer" is open.
Go through the Application, System and Security Logs.
In the right-pane of the window, you will have various events.
Can you check if you have events with event-no. 1517 or 1524 with source as Userenv at the same time as you shutdown.

Edited by darth_ash, 18 August 2005 - 03:03 AM.

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Yes i can i got these > 1517 SYSTEM , 1524 OWNER , 1517 SYSTEM , 1524 OWNER
and i see a yellow exclamtion mark saying warning
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Download and run: User Profile Hive Cleanup.
Its a M$ tool specailly made to the stop the cause of these events.

Edited by darth_ash, 18 August 2005 - 03:51 AM.

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Darth ash thanks mate i will download it and i will tell you what it has done cheerz pal
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What do i do once its installed ?
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Its a service, it will start when you switch on your PC and prevent the cause of those events.

To check whether its started, follow these steps:
Start -> Run.
Type: services.msc.
Press <enter>.
In the right-pane, check if the StartupType ofUser Profile Hive Cleanup service is Automatic.

Edited by darth_ash, 18 August 2005 - 04:35 AM.

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