truc trac khi shutdown

[elvistuan]

toi dang xai windows xp pro ,everytime i shutdown computer it
restart again...any ideas..please help me,,,,thanks

[teegee]

Do you have Roxio Easy CD Creator running? If so, go to Roxio and download latest patch for XP.

Your computer may have crashed during the shutdown process and it was configured to automatically reboot. To disable this, go to Control Panel, System, Advanced tab, Startup & Recovery, Setting, clear the checkbox for Automatically Restart.

Good luck!
TGT

[eco]

Oh, that happened to me too. After I uninstalled Easy CD Creator everything is fine.

[elvistuan]

thanks teegee for your help.but it still does't work,,,,,i don't know how to fix ....do you have the other way to fix ...thanks

[vnbluesea]

try this site, hope it can help you.
http://tipsdr.com/windows-xp-tips-3.html

[Hoai Huong]

I use winMe, HH cung bi nhu vay nua co ai co y kien gi khong?

Cam on nhieu
hoaihuong

[Supra89]

I remember there is patch for shutdown and restart problem at microsoft update website. just go to the site and see if you need that patch.

[teegee]

ElvisTuan:

Did you check the Automatically Restart option in System? This is the culprit.

If you want to, we can arrange a time when we are both online. Since you are using XP, you can use the Remote Assistance feature to let me go into your PC and check it out for you!

TGT

[boong]

Toi cung da tung bi tinh trang nhu vay?Nguyen nhan chinh la do mot trong cac thiet bi cua ban do (webcam, scanner...., ban nen unplug tung cai roi shut down thu neu van con thi thu cai khac, khi da xac dinh duoc la do cai nao thi tim driver moi nhat cua cai do (tren website cua san pham do) cai vao.

[thuongnguoi]

-- Update May 1st, 2004 --
The assessment of this threat has been upgraded to Medium due to an increase in prevalence

If you think that you may be infected with this threat, and are unsure how to check your system, you may download the Stinger tool to scan your system and remove the virus if present.

Note: Infected systems should install the Microsoft update to be protected from the exploit used by this worm. See:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS04-011.mspx



This self-executing worm spreads by exploiting a Microsoft Windows vulnerability [MS04-011 vulnerability (CAN-2003-0533)]

The worm spreads with the file name: avserve.exe . Unlike many recent worms, this virus does not spread via email. No user intervention is required to become infected or propagate the virus further. The worm works by instructing vulnerable systems to download and execute the viral code.