This is a recent problem.Sometimes PC will not close down at all, and now won't do a Hibernate or Standby mode.Just stays on. I must confess that this is all part of problems with AVG Tuneup. When installed it seemd VERY keen to put EVERYTHING to sleep -Firefox would not open, Photosync.remained dead.Have had 2 sessions with AVG support lasting about an hour each (!) while they got my PC back to "normal", but still the shut-down problem. I dread having to go back to AVG yet again.Anyone else had AVG tune up problems and regret buying it? Can anyone hlp me on this? I am hanging on to XP for as long as possible!
XP won't hibernate or standby -AVG Tune up
- Thread starter Brian Astell
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https://www.google.com/search?q=xp+won't+shutdown&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b
above is the search page for shutdown problems, but first run chkdsk with the /r parameter, run at least twice.
above is the search page for shutdown problems, but first run chkdsk with the /r parameter, run at least twice.
Thank you for reply.Please explain the r/parameter. Brian
http://forums.whatthetech.com/index.php?showtopic=102348
How to perform checkdisk
if you do not have Recovery Console installed, then run from the start menu
go to start, run, type in cmd
in cmd type in chkdsk c: /r and press enter NOTE: space between k and c, also between : and /
type Y for yes and press enter
type exit and press enter
restart pc, allow checkdisk to finish and run again
this is a lengthy process depending on the size of your harddrive, the percentages will fluctuate, this is normal, you can view report in the event viewer.
go to start>run> and type in eventvwr.msc, click on the applications directory, and in the right hand panel choose winlogon.
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sorry for the late reply, I check the forum often but I did not catch your post,
How to perform checkdisk
if you do not have Recovery Console installed, then run from the start menu
go to start, run, type in cmd
in cmd type in chkdsk c: /r and press enter NOTE: space between k and c, also between : and /
type Y for yes and press enter
type exit and press enter
restart pc, allow checkdisk to finish and run again
this is a lengthy process depending on the size of your harddrive, the percentages will fluctuate, this is normal, you can view report in the event viewer.
go to start>run> and type in eventvwr.msc, click on the applications directory, and in the right hand panel choose winlogon.
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sorry for the late reply, I check the forum often but I did not catch your post,
sorry for the late reply, I check the forum often but I did not catch your post,http://forums.whatthetech.com/index.php?showtopic=102348
http://forums.whatthetech.com/index.php?showtopic=102348
I did not get very far -see screen shot -
How to perform checkdisk
if you do not have Recovery Console installed, then run from the start menu
go to start, run, type in cmd
in cmd type in chkdsk c: /r and press enter NOTE: space between k and c, also between : and /
type Y for yes and press enter
type exit and press enter
restart pc, allow checkdisk to finish and run again
this is a lengthy process depending on the size of your harddrive, the percentages will fluctuate, this is normal, you can view report in the event viewer.
go to start>run> and type in eventvwr.msc, click on the applications directory, and in the right hand panel choose winlogon.
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sorry for the late reply, I check the forum often but I did not catch your post,
How to perform checkdisk
if you do not have Recovery Console installed, then run from the start menu
go to start, run, type in cmd
in cmd type in chkdsk c: /r and press enter NOTE: space between k and c, also between : and /
type Y for yes and press enter
type exit and press enter
restart pc, allow checkdisk to finish and run again
this is a lengthy process depending on the size of your harddrive, the percentages will fluctuate, this is normal, you can view report in the event viewer.
go to start>run> and type in eventvwr.msc, click on the applications directory, and in the right hand panel choose winlogon.
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chkdsk c: /r
type exactly like above, your screen image shows chkdsk cr
type exactly like above, your screen image shows chkdsk cr
Hi All,
Greets,
Sir(s),
"Anyone else had AVG tune up problems ?"
@Brian Astell : Sir,
1. Yes it's problematic like many other so called Auto Tune Up/ Optimizer Softwares. The worst part of them is Registry Cleaning,Repairing &Optimization. Microsoft also offered Registry changers but discontinued long back !
2. Didn't you make a system image of the stable system ?
Thanks & Regards. ...
Greets,
Sir(s),
"Anyone else had AVG tune up problems ?"
@Brian Astell : Sir,
1. Yes it's problematic like many other so called Auto Tune Up/ Optimizer Softwares. The worst part of them is Registry Cleaning,Repairing &Optimization. Microsoft also offered Registry changers but discontinued long back !
2. Didn't you make a system image of the stable system ?
Thanks & Regards. ...
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Hi Brian Astell,
Greets,
Sir, Did you try reinstallation of Chipset , then Storage & then Graphic drivers ? It solved my problems once with " no stand by & no hibernate " !
Thanks & Regards. ...
Greets,
Sir, Did you try reinstallation of Chipset , then Storage & then Graphic drivers ? It solved my problems once with " no stand by & no hibernate " !
Thanks & Regards. ...
Thank you for reply.I would need a lot more detail -don't understand your solution -I am not an IT scholar -but 81 and willing to learn. Brian
Hi Sir,
Did you follow Mam Elizabeth23 ?
Can you get me the model, make,etc. ?
Thanks & Regards. ...
Did you follow Mam Elizabeth23 ?
Can you get me the model, make,etc. ?
Thanks & Regards. ...