R robbimagg New Member Oct 16, 2009 #1 like you see in the picture my computer is always shutting down in like 30 min. And i don't know what this is, please help me with this. Attachments untitled.JPG 65.3 KB · Views: 64
like you see in the picture my computer is always shutting down in like 30 min. And i don't know what this is, please help me with this.
JoeSamo Member Oct 16, 2009 #2 Ive seen that before and it was when SVCHOST.exe was being told to shut off in task manager. Have you run a virus scan? What software did you use if you did??
Ive seen that before and it was when SVCHOST.exe was being told to shut off in task manager. Have you run a virus scan? What software did you use if you did??
Bodaggit23 Active Member Oct 16, 2009 #3 Is there anything in your "Startup" folder in your list of "All Programs"?
Gooberman Active Member Oct 16, 2009 #4 check task scheduler or something and to stop it from starting down do "Shutdown -a" (without quotes) in Command prompt or RUN or a batch file.
check task scheduler or something and to stop it from starting down do "Shutdown -a" (without quotes) in Command prompt or RUN or a batch file.
Bodaggit23 Active Member Oct 16, 2009 #5 Agreed, or right click on your desktop, New, Shortcut, paste the above code as stated: shutdown -a Click OK. When you click this shortcut it will abort the shutdown.
Agreed, or right click on your desktop, New, Shortcut, paste the above code as stated: shutdown -a Click OK. When you click this shortcut it will abort the shutdown.
R robbimagg New Member Oct 16, 2009 #6 i cant run a virus scan because it takes more then half an hour its only 2% done or some think and i use "Microsoft Security Essentials"
i cant run a virus scan because it takes more then half an hour its only 2% done or some think and i use "Microsoft Security Essentials"
linkin VIP Member Oct 16, 2009 #7 I know how you can temporarily stop this. when you see that screen do the following: Start > Run and type "shutdown -a" that will abort the shutdown. Get malwarebytes, and run it in safe mode. when you get to your O/S selection hit F8 and select safe mode
I know how you can temporarily stop this. when you see that screen do the following: Start > Run and type "shutdown -a" that will abort the shutdown. Get malwarebytes, and run it in safe mode. when you get to your O/S selection hit F8 and select safe mode
R robbimagg New Member Oct 16, 2009 #10 i fixed the problem by scanning only C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 and it found A LOT of broken files or viruses. THX for the help
i fixed the problem by scanning only C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 and it found A LOT of broken files or viruses. THX for the help