My computer won't shut down


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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
       #1

    My computer won't shut down


    My computer is new, maybe a month old, It came with Vista Ultimate and I upgraded it to Windows 7 Ultimate. I did not get any errors during the upgrade and i did run windows advisory prior to be sure my system would work with it and there was no issues flagged when i used advisor.
    My machine boots normally but when i try to shut it down it stays on and normally I have to hold the power button on it to shut it off. I shut it down on 4/14/2010 and waited to see if I left it would it shut down after time. I waited almost 45 minutes when the machine rebooted itself on its own and on restart gave me a BSOD recovery message.
    I copried the entire message and saves it using notepad and copied the minidump file and zipped the whole thing together and attached it here in hopes someone here could help me figure out whats wrong.
    My system was made by Digital Storm and is a 64 bit machine. The specs are listed below
    Intel Core i7 960 3.2Ghz (Quad core) overclocked to 3.8
    EVGA X58 3x SLI motherboard
    6gb DDR3 1600MHz Ram
    1250w Enermax Galaxy EVO Power supply
    Western Digial 1TB hard drive (SATA)
    ATI Radeon HD5870 Video card with 1GB memory
    Last edited by Randym; 19 Apr 2010 at 15:47. Reason: left out some computer details
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #2

    Randym said:
    My computer is new, maybe a month old, It came with Vista Ultimate and I upgraded it to Windows 7 Ultimate. I did not get any errors during the upgrade and i did run windows advisory prior to be sure my system would work with it and there was no issues flagged when i used advisor.
    My machine boots normally but when i try to shut it down it stays on and normally I have to hold the power button on it to shut it off. I shut it down on 4/14/2010 and waited to see if I left it would it shut down after time. I waited almost 45 minutes when the machine rebooted itself on its own and on restart gave me a BSOD recovery message.
    I copried the entire message and saves it using notepad and copied the minidump file and zipped the whole thing together and attached it here in hopes someone here could help me figure out whats wrong.
    My system was made by Digital Storm and the specs are listed below
    Intel Core i7 960 3.2Ghz (Quad core) overclocked to 3.8
    EVGA X58 3x SLI motherboard
    6gb DDR3 1600MHz Ram
    1250w Enermax Galaxy EVO Power supply
    Western Digial 1TB hard drive (SATA)
    ATI Radeon HD5870 Video card with 1GB memory

    This one was caused by ctaud2k.sys (creative) driver. I would un-install and install a fresh copy. I would also stop overclocking.

    Let us know if you need help


    Ken
      My Computer


  3. Posts : 3
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Thank you so much for not only such a quick response but it seems you corrected the issue. As soon as i uninstalled the sound card files and went to the creative site and re installed them the machine started running normally.
    I will take your advice and turn off the over clocking also.
    Thank you so much again, for everything
    Randym
      My Computer


 

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