I cant shutdown without holding the power button

Hi Bene4Lyf

I am not very clear on what you were doing in the first place -- installing various AVs ?
- looks like your main concern is the emergency shutdown

Is it just okay to hold the power button to shutdown when shutting down is stuck and wont do anything bad?

Not usually, in my own experience ...
- on some laptops the "Start Button" can be configured to "Shut Down"
- shutting down in this way will not cause any harm (but you might loose unsaved work)
- this shutdown might take longer than normal because Windows will try to create a psuedo "Hibernate" of your open apps and files
- in my experience when the PC is restarted (cold boot) all previous apps and files are generally reopened

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Those antivirus installs ...
All care must be taken when installing AVs on a machine that has had another AV installed ( or I assume even a failed install)
- using Windows "Add Remove" is not good enough as there is a risk that remnants of the previous AV is still on the system, and might conflict with a later AV install (it happens)
- the default "uninstall.exe" files that come with AVs (in my experience) do not always thoroughly cleanup.
Best to see if the new AV vendor provides a link to a thorough uninstall tool by the first AV vendor

Example:
wanting to install brand-b over brand-a -- use brand-a uninstall tool, sometimes brand-b will provide a link to brand-a uninstall tool
- Google or https://duckduckgo.com (search engines) are your friend)

It will be easier if we take this one step at a time:
Can the PC start from a cold boot ?

Don't panic ... installing driver updates might just complicate your problems
Do you have a Restore Point to use. ?

Have you checked for malware ? "Malwarebytes" free will do it
Spyware check with (free) portable Super Anti Spyware.
Virus check with (free) Bitdefender online virus check

How did you uninstall AVG ?
- Add Remove programs ?
- a generic third party removal tool ?
- did you uninstall with CCleaner, I can see it on your "Programs and Features" list ?
- if you did use CCleaner, did you run as Administrator ?

I would not run any generic driver updater at all.
- best to fix the shut down problem before adding anything else.

Just because AVG is not listed on the installed programs list does not mean it is clean removal.
- as i said in my previous post, if there are any residual files/settings they might be clashing with other AVs you have tried to unsuccessfully install.

What AVs did you try to install, and in what order ?
- from your OP you tried several, one on top of the other
- and to repeat ...

All care must be taken when installing AVs on a machine that has had another AV installed ( or I assume even a failed install)
- using Windows "Add Remove" is not good enough as there is a risk that remnants of the previous AV is still on the system, and might conflict with a later AV install (it happens)
- the default "uninstall.exe" files that come with AVs (in my experience) do not always thoroughly cleanup.
Best to see if the new AV vendor provides a link to a thorough uninstall tool by the first AV vendor

I would suggest you download each AVs official uninstall tool and run them in the order you tried to install them.
Doing emergency shut downs should not harm the PC
- have you backed up your data ?

Take a deep breath, stay calm and we will try and get through this one step at a time !

bawldiggle said:

Don't panic ... installing driver updates might just complicate your problems
Do you have a Restore Point to use. ?

Have you checked for malware ? "Malwarebytes" free will do it
Spyware check with (free) portable Super Anti Spyware.
Virus check with (free) Bitdefender online virus check

How did you uninstall AVG ?
- Add Remove programs ?
- a generic third party removal tool ?
- did you uninstall with CCleaner, I can see it on your "Programs and Features" list ?
- if you did use CCleaner, did you run as Administrator ?

I would not run any generic driver updater at all.
- best to fix the shut down problem before adding anything else.

Just because AVG is not listed on the installed programs list does not mean it is clean removal.
- as i said in my previous post, if there are any residual files/settings they might be clashing with other AVs you have tried to unsuccessfully install.

What AVs did you try to install, and in what order ?
- from your OP you tried several, one on top of the other
- and to repeat ...

All care must be taken when installing AVs on a machine that has had another AV installed ( or I assume even a failed install)
- using Windows "Add Remove" is not good enough as there is a risk that remnants of the previous AV is still on the system, and might conflict with a later AV install (it happens)
- the default "uninstall.exe" files that come with AVs (in my experience) do not always thoroughly cleanup.
Best to see if the new AV vendor provides a link to a thorough uninstall tool by the first AV vendor

I would suggest you download each AVs official uninstall tool and run them in the order you tried to install them.
Doing emergency shut downs should not harm the PC
- have you backed up your data ?

Take a deep breath, stay calm and we will try and get through this one step at a time !

Sadly i dont have a restore point since every time i try to do a restore point, it just fails and also i uninstalled AVG in the Programs in Control Panel and i tried to use the uninstaller software of AVG but it did nothing. Im also trying to delete that visual studio but it keeps getting stuck on preparing to uninstall.

The problem happened before i installed the Driver Updated and i just downloaded it since i cant update each one of them and i dont think that is the program causing the problem.

AVs i tried to install: (in order)
1.Avira
-setup just hangs so i just deleted the setup
2.Avast
-same with avira
3.AVG
-setup almost done but just failed and just kept the files it made so i uninstalled it but it still have some of it's components hiding
4.PCKeeper
-got stuck on setup on 48.30% so i deleted the setup
5.PC Matic
-the AV program that worked for me and its now functioning well

I also did not backed up my data since theres nothing in it after the clean install in my External HDD

Also when it try to configure or like installing updates # of # (ex. 1 of 10) it just gets stuck and im being forced to hard shutdown it and my drivers are all updated already but the issue still persists (btw i have 210 important updates in my Windows Update and do you think updating them all will fix the problem?)

Thats all the info i can give for your question. :)

EDIT:
Finally uninstalled the two Visual Studio x64/x84 Redistributables of AVG and i should just had patience on waiting for it to uninstall :) I'll tell the result of removing it on my next reply

After deleting the Visual Studio x64 2012 and Visual Studio x84 2012 of AVG, i tried to shut down my laptop and it did shutted down after 10-15 minutes! But is there any other way to make it shut down of at least 15-20 seconds? Just not a shutdown that is going to take more than 1 minute

EDIT: After removing those programs, my laptop did not just started to shut down when shutting down, it also lessens its shutdown time like on my 3rd time shutting it down, it just took 2 minutes and i think that its still counting until it reaches the normal shutdown time :)