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  • cloakster
    Member
    • Nov 2006
    • 1396

    #1

    ending proccesses

    i have just started to end some of the proccesses that i dont need. ive found that since then when i go to shut down itll stop at the "windows is shutting down" screen. could this be happening cuz im ending about 5 or 6 proccesses quickly? or would it have to do with the proccesses im ending?

    the procceses are:
    atiptaxx.exe
    avgemc.exe
    inCD.exe
    inCDsrv.exe
    PDVD.exe
    and 4 HP procceses for my printer

    edit:can this be moved to support
  • imported_Wreck

    #2
    Re: ending proccesses

    Originally posted by cloaker
    i have just started to end some of the proccesses that i dont need. ive found that since then when i go to shut down itll stop at the "windows is shutting down" screen. could this be happening cuz im ending about 5 or 6 proccesses quickly? or would it have to do with the proccesses im ending?
    atiptaxx.exe : ATI Utility
    avgemc.exe : AVG antivirus
    inCD.exe : Nero
    inCDsrv.exe : Nero
    PDVD.exe : PowerDVD
    and 4 HP procceses for my printer

    I see nothing that would affect windows. Have you considered going to MSconfig and altering what starts up instead of shutting them down?

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    • sackynut

      #3
      Re: ending proccesses

      run msconfig, extend the .exe location section and uncheck the things that you dont want running automatically, or the things which are viruses etc. this will leave only the basics. Like, I had all these Itunes things a junk running, I now only have a few nvidiai programs, and my mouse drivers on startup. If you have over 40 processes running after startup, thats not good.

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      • imported_Casey
        Member
        • Nov 2005
        • 301

        #4
        Re: ending proccesses

        Ok, ALL you need to do to end your troubles is to download this:: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/smartclose.html

        This baby turns off all of the programs that you don't need. IT is a beaut.
        Turns my 37 start up programs into 17 in a few short clicks.

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        • cloakster
          Member
          • Nov 2006
          • 1396

          #5
          Re: ending proccesses

          what is msconfig? does it come with windows?

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          • imported_Wreck

            #6
            Re: ending proccesses

            Originally posted by cloaker
            what is msconfig? does it come with windows?
            Yes. You go to your start button. Click run. Type msconfig. Click selective startup. Click your startup tab at the top. Then uncheck all items you would not like to start when windows starts. The only thing I have checked is my antivirus.

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            • cloakster
              Member
              • Nov 2006
              • 1396

              #7
              Re: ending proccesses

              there are 2 procceses that i cant stop from running at startup and i wanna stop:
              InCDsrv.exe
              HPZipm12.exe

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              • imported_Wreck

                #8
                Re: ending proccesses

                Originally posted by cloaker
                there are 2 procceses that i cant stop from running at startup and i wanna stop:
                InCDsrv.exe
                HPZipm12.exe
                Are they running under the process username of SYSTEM or your login?

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                • Revoluti0n
                  Member
                  • Mar 2006
                  • 3032

                  #9
                  Re: ending proccesses

                  Originally posted by sackynut
                  run msconfig, extend the .exe location section and uncheck the things that you dont want running automatically, or the things which are viruses etc. this will leave only the basics. Like, I had all these Itunes things a junk running, I now only have a few nvidiai programs, and my mouse drivers on startup. If you have over 40 processes running after startup, thats not good.
                  First of all, you are never supposed to use msconfig. The reason is because with msconfig and hardware profiles, if someone is new to this they may indeed tweak a necessary boot file and then find themselves up sh!t creek with out a paddle. With the management console (services.msc) you remove the risk associated with msconfig.

                  Start>Run> type in services.msc>Enter


                  that is all the info you need right there. Be careful with the advice you take.

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                  • imported_Wreck

                    #10
                    Re: ending proccesses

                    @ Revoluti0n: I can uncheck everything in my startup tab without an issue. You don't need anything from your startup tab to start when windows boots. No one told him to click the other tabs in msconfig.

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                    • cloakster
                      Member
                      • Nov 2006
                      • 1396

                      #11
                      Re: ending proccesses

                      Originally posted by Wreck
                      Are they running under the process username of SYSTEM or your login?
                      SYSTEM

                      also on TotalBf2 when i refresh the page it is done but it still says its loadin something

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                      • imported_Wreck

                        #12
                        Re: ending proccesses

                        Originally posted by cloaker
                        SYSTEM

                        also on TotalBf2 when i refresh the page it is done but it still says its loadin something
                        Well then you can go into your services tab and disable them. I disabled everything in there thats not Microsoft except for my antivirus. I would only recommend turning off those processes if you find them under the services tab.

                        Yes TBF2 is doing that for me also? Maybe it's a problem with the site, but I'm using Firefox.

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                        • cloakster
                          Member
                          • Nov 2006
                          • 1396

                          #13
                          Re: ending proccesses

                          k thx

                          im also using firefox

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                          • ZackAttack2005

                            #14
                            Re: ending proccesses

                            Originally posted by Wreck
                            Well then you can go into your services tab and disable them. I disabled everything in there thats not Microsoft except for my antivirus. I would only recommend turning off those processes if you find them under the services tab.

                            Yes TBF2 is doing that for me also? Maybe it's a problem with the site, but I'm using Firefox.
                            im using firefox too, but mine is fine, it finishes loaing without saying that its loading still

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                            • imported_Wreck

                              #15
                              Re: ending proccesses

                              Originally posted by cloaker
                              k thx

                              im also using firefox
                              You need to do what I just did. Export your firefox bookmarks. Uninstall all traces of Firefox. Install the new firefox 1.5 version. It fixed the browser for me.

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