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Shut down procedure
Posted by Old Geaser on December 3rd, 2005


I was having a problem with win xp and did a "REPAIR" using the ms disk. I
have did the repair a couple times before with no problems. This time it
was like pulling teeth. Took forever to complete it. When it started
everything seemed to be ok. When I tried to shut down, instead of getting
the usual choice of shutdown or reboot, a new box comes up called "Shut
down windows." Then I have to click at the end of the box and there is 4
choices. Log Off XXXXX, Shut Down, Restart, Stand by. Never
have seen anything like this. Maybe it did back in the doss days.

I am leery about doing a repair again, and would do a complete reinstall if
it wasn't for all of the programs I would have to reinstall that are
connected to windows.

I was having a problem at startup, where I had to click on my name. That
was fixed when Nepatsfan told me row to correct it. I have reinstalled
both MS service pack's 1 and 2. Any suggestions or should I try the
system restore? Thanks in advance.

Old Geaser


Posted by Heirloom on December 4th, 2005


What do you get if you "Log off" first and then go to the shut
down?.........you should be presented with 3 choices, Standy, Shutdown or
Restart.
Heirloom, old and maybe mine is
different

"Old Geaser" <old.geaser1@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:8zqkf.1440$xg1.1251@trnddc03...
>I was having a problem with win xp and did a "REPAIR" using the ms disk.
>I have did the repair a couple times before with no problems. This time
>it was like pulling teeth. Took forever to complete it. When it started
>everything seemed to be ok. When I tried to shut down, instead of getting
>the usual choice of shutdown or reboot, a new box comes up called "Shut
>down windows." Then I have to click at the end of the box and there is 4
>choices. Log Off XXXXX, Shut Down, Restart, Stand by. Never
>have seen anything like this. Maybe it did back in the doss days.
>
> I am leery about doing a repair again, and would do a complete reinstall
> if it wasn't for all of the programs I would have to reinstall that are
> connected to windows.
>
> I was having a problem at startup, where I had to click on my name. That
> was fixed when Nepatsfan told me row to correct it. I have reinstalled
> both MS service pack's 1 and 2. Any suggestions or should I try the
> system restore? Thanks in advance.
>
> Old Geaser
>



Posted by Old Geaser on December 4th, 2005


Thanks for reply,

I click log off, get a window and it ask, Are you sure you want to log
off? Then a log on window comes up and ask for a password. I have never
used a password on XP. There is 1 options and 1 shut down box Check
options and nothing happens. Check shut down and windows starts up again.
What a drag. I have found that it now takes 4 to 5 times longer for win to
start up now. I think maybe I should do a system restore and go back a week
or so when things were working. I may have to reinstall a program or 2.
What do you think? Thanks,

Old Geaser



"Old Geaser" <old.geaser1@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:8zqkf.1440$xg1.1251@trnddc03...
>I was having a problem with win xp and did a "REPAIR" using the ms disk.
>I have did the repair a couple times before with no problems. This time
>it was like pulling teeth. Took forever to complete it. When it started
>everything seemed to be ok. When I tried to shut down, instead of getting
>the usual choice of shutdown or reboot, a new box comes up called "Shut
>down windows." Then I have to click at the end of the box and there is 4
>choices. Log Off XXXXX, Shut Down, Restart, Stand by. Never
>have seen anything like this. Maybe it did back in the doss days.
>
> I am leery about doing a repair again, and would do a complete reinstall
> if it wasn't for all of the programs I would have to reinstall that are
> connected to windows.
>
> I was having a problem at startup, where I had to click on my name. That
> was fixed when Nepatsfan told me row to correct it. I have reinstalled
> both MS service pack's 1 and 2. Any suggestions or should I try the
> system restore? Thanks in advance.
>
> Old Geaser
>




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