tyu,
You have much trash installed on your computer.
You are going to continue to have problems if some of them are not removed.
You are hell-bent on self destruction with some of those programs.
I also do not see any anti-virus/anti-malware software installed.
Immediately, download, install and use Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE).
Use no other AV sofware. That is the only AV software that I use, the only AV that I install, the only AV I recommend.
Link to MSE in my sig.
AHA. OK, here's my idea. I might be completely off-track with this, or it could be the very reason for your long shutdown time.
There's a registry setting that allows you to clear the page file during shutdown, which incidentally takes a few minutes (and is normally pretty useless). It will keep doing this until you turn the setting off.
Run regedit.exe and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management, then look for a REG_DWORD entry called ClearPageFileAtShutdown.
Is this value set to 1? If yes, you have found the problem. Change it to 0 and exit the registry editor.
Corozan,
Extremely unlikely cause of his problem(s).
Take a look at his installed programs.
Ways of decreasing that shutdown time that we might need to resort to are:
Desktop and Shutdown Tweaks Combined
How to Speed Up Windows 7 Desktop and Shutdown
The event log entries,
Event Viewer - View Log Details of Last Shutdown and Restart of Computer
How to See the Last Shutdown and Restart Time of Your Windows PC
the use of a special tool for this purpose. I believe we have a tutorial on this:
Gathering a Startup, Shutdown, Sleep, Hibernate, or Reboot Trace
Getting Traces to Troubleshoot Performance Issues
It didn't solve the problem. what are the further steps?
Attach a fresh copy of install.txt to your next post.
Configuring Kaspersky to be efficient can be problematic.
until problem located, then 100% remove kaspersky. Install MSE (Microsoft Security Essentials). Link in my tab.
GregRocker has recommended the following:
Please carry out those steps.Clean up factory bloatware, most importantly turn off the programs which may be starting up and leeching CPU/RAM, slowing Startup and Shutdown and can spy on you.
Next work through these troubleshooting steps.
As a last resort, use the tool which the Pro's use to troubleshoot these issues: Trace Windows 7 boot-shutdown-hibernate-standby-resume issues - MSFN Forums
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*picks up own jaw from the floor*
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