1. Forum
  2. Hobby & Fritidssysler
  3. Lav-Computer

Acer TravelMate 7720 Luknings Problemer.

Hey.

Jeg har reinstalleret en venindens bærbar Acer TravelMate 7720 Bærbar.
Med WinXP Home med SP2 og det he

Men har et problem.
Når den er total reinstalleret med driver fra Acer's side. Vil den ikke lukke ordenlig ned. Nen når til den punkt hvor den står at windows Lukker og den har gemt det hele til Harddisken. Men ingen ting sker.
Den bliver bare ved med at vise den blå skærm. weep.gif

Håber der er nogle kloge hoveder her inde der kan hjælpe.

På forhånd tak.
1 svar
 Følg tråden
Annonce
Annonce
Annonce
Fandt det her på google:

Citat fra [URL="http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/shtdwnxp.php"

http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/shtdwnxp.php[/URL]]
SHUTDOWN HANGS ON “SAVING YOUR SETTINGS”

During shutdown or reboot, Win XP may hang (stop responding) at the “saving your settings” screen. During such a hang, there is no response to Ctrl+Alt+Del; the mouse may or may not work. The problem may be intermittent.
This is a known bug in Windows XP, for which Microsoft has a supported fix. To learn how to get this patch, see MSKB 307274, “Windows XP Stops Responding (Hangs) During Windows Shutdown.” The necessary patch is included in Windows XP Service Pack 1, and also is now available on the Windows Update site under “Recommended Updates” for Win XP Professional, titled “Restarting Windows XP.” However, to find it, you may need to reconfigure how Windows Update appears for you, by enabling the Windows Update Catalog as follows: At the Windows Update page, click Personalize Windows Update at the left, and then Enable the Windows Update Catalog. Save your settings. This adds the Windows Update Catalog link in the left box. Click this link, then click Find updates for Microsoft Windows systems. Pick Windows XP in the drop-down list, click Search, take Recommended Updates, and find the “Restarting Windows XP” patch which references Q307274.
As a workaround, newsgroup correspondent “lou” resolved this problem by dismantling the Windows XP logon Welcome screen. In the Control Panel, click User Accounts, then click “Change the way users log on or off.” Uncheck the box that says “Use the Welcome screen.” This removes the initial logon screen with individual icons for each user and, instead, pops up the classic logon prompt that requires each user to type a user name and password.


Håber det kan hjælpe..

Mvh

Mark Herskind

 Følg tråden
Vil du være med? Log ind for at svare.

Tilmeld dig og få fordele


Deltag i forummet, stil spørgsmål og svar andre

Favoritmarkér spændende indlæg

Færre reklamer, når du er logget ind
...og meget mere



Tilmeld dig gratis