Solve Win xp can not shut down fault

As the days of intimate contact with computers increase, you may encounter a strange phenomenon, that is, after the shutdown operation, the computer system is not responding, or the system pops up a blank screen with only the mouse pointer. At this time, most of the time, the shutdown function of the computer system has failed. So how do you deal with this phenomenon quickly? To this end, Xiaobian has specially compiled some methods for you, hoping to help you troubleshoot one by one and achieve fast and effective shutdown.

winxp The system can not be safely shut down

1. Click &lquo; Start & Rarr; Settings & Rarr; Control Panel & Rarr; Power Options & Rarr; Advanced Power Management & rdquo; If your machine supports advanced power management features, select “ Advanced Power Management Support 

2. Click “Start” and run “regedit”, then find PowerdownAfterShutdown in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\WindowsNT\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon and set the value Set to 1;

3. Restart will succeed.

Note: If your machine does not support advanced power management, it is unfortunate that you can only manually shut down the power when you turn off the system and display "When you can safely shut down."

Another: Magic method to solve Win xp/98/Me can not shut down

Win xp/98 and Win Me have such a problem: when the system is used for a period of time, will stop when the system is shut down In the screen, you can now shut down the system normally. This screen can only be turned off by manually pressing the Power button on the chassis. Regarding this issue, many newspapers have provided related solutions, which are summarized as follows: install Microsoft's shutdown patch, check whether the advanced power option is turned on, and check whether the shutdown sound file is damaged. However, the author has repeatedly proved that these methods do not necessarily work when this happens.

The original solution of the author is to use Ghost to restore the system. Later, I found out the following method, which is simple and practical.

1. Create a new text file and rename the file to “win386.swp”. In the next operation, you need to replace the system generated “win386.swp” file with this 0-byte "win386.swp" file.

2. Press “Start →Run", enter “sfc”Run“System File Checker" Extract a file & rdquo; option, press the "Browse" button, select the newly created "win386.swp" file, press the "Start" button, the "File Extraction" dialog box will appear. “Restore from “ where you enter the directory where the file is located, such as “C:\\”, or click on the right side of the "Browse" to select; in “ save the file to ” Enter ""system drive\\windows” directly (also press the "Browse" button on the right side); after filling in both places, press the "OK" button to start the new "“ The win386.swp” file replaces the system's own "win386.swp" file. In this process, you will see the prompt to back up the original win386.swp file, press the “Skip” button. Finally, when the dialog box asking to restart the machine pops up, press “ is ”, after restarting the computer, it can be shut down normally.

If the fault is not eliminated after following the above method, please first eliminate the damage of the shutdown sound file and so on. If it still can't be solved, please press the “F8” button at boot time, select “Safe Mode” in the boot menu, and then restart the system.

In fact, if you are a good friend of DOS, you can also delete the "win386.swp" file in pure DOS. That is, when the system is shut down, select "Restart the system and switch to MS-DOS mode", switch the system to pure DOS mode, then go to the "windows" directory, execute "ld win386.swp", and finally restart The computer can be.

For Windows XP, because it uses the NT core with high security performance, the system runs fairly stable. In addition to the slow shutdown speed, shutdown faults rarely occur under normal circumstances. But there are few accidents. If you encounter it, you can follow the above method.