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Tiger Shark
netbook not shutting down properly
every time i shutdown my netbook, it hangs on the "your computer is shutting down" message so I have to basically hold down the power button to turn it off. BUT it only does this if I don't have any usb device connected to a certain usb port. If I have my external usb dvd drive, mp3 player or whatever connected it shuts down perfectly fine I tried "safely removing" it before disconnecting but it made no difference.so i have to leave a usb device plugged in for it to shut down properly. any idea why it does this?
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Mako Shark
- Re-install your usb/chipset drivers by removing the old ones, then putting the new ones on.
- Install UHPC, helps deal with slow shutdowns, etc, by keeping your registry cleaned up.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
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Tiger Shark
 Originally Posted by wh666-666
didnt make any difference. I didnt remove the old chipset drivers first though as I couldnt see how to do that, I just reinstalled them.
Any other suggestions?
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Mako Shark
You should be able to do it through device manager .....
Did UHPC help a bit?
Compaq A910em: T2330 dual core 1.6Ghz, X3100 384MB GPU, 160GB sata HDD, 2GB RAM
Gaming rig: Asus Striker II, Coolermaster GX 750w, E4600 @ 2.4Ghz, 2.5GB RAM, Zerotherm FZ 120, 9500GT 1GB
Server: Mac mini running W23k Server - 1.8Ghz dual-core, 1GB RAM, 1x80GB, 2x500GB externals + LTO1 tape backup
An important petition, regarding your human rights:
https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitio...r-both-genders
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Tiger Shark
UHPC made no difference whatsoever for this problem.
I dont know what exactly I should be removing in device manager. I dont want to uninstall the wrong thing. Reinstalling it anyway didnt make a difference so I doubt removing and then installing it would.
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Snarky Quorums
If it only happens on one USB port the port is probably malfunctioning and not responding properly to system requests.
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Tiger Shark
 Originally Posted by MrDigital
If it only happens on one USB port the port is probably malfunctioning and not responding properly to system requests.
so I guess i will give em a ring. This USB port is the "sleep n charge" usb port but I have tried reinstalling the drivers.
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