Windows 7 won't shutdown properly

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  1. web
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit + Windows 10 pro 64bit duel boot
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    Windows 7 won't shutdown properly


    Hi all just recently windows 7 64 bit pro wont shut down, it does all the normal stuff monitor turns off etc. but my tower just stays on as if something is still doing something...... I've scanned it to death for viruses don't think its that, because I dual boot win 10 and that's ok shuts down restarts etc.

    I did have an issue in device manager AMDA00 interface had a downward arrow on it read somewhere to disable until was fixed but this made no difference with my shutdown problem ?

    also in the regedit thing its set to 0, any ideas (feels like win 7 is under attack off late )
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  2. web
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit + Windows 10 pro 64bit duel boot
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    did I post this in wrong place ? ..... I still got problem, tried msconfig deleted all start ups still no joy any ideas anyone ? cheers
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  3. Posts : 1,436
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       #3

    Hi web, what does happen when you select shut down in W7? Like you said that the screen shuts off but that is your doing, right?
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  4. web
    Posts : 350
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit + Windows 10 pro 64bit duel boot
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    BorisTheAnimal said:
    Hi web, what does happen when you select shut down in W7? Like you said that the screen shuts off but that is your doing, right?
    Hi thanks for reply Boris, not sure what u meant, but maybe I didn't explain enough, ok so I shut down, things start to shut down as normal pc monitor goes off, but my pc tower doesn't shut down, lights still on fans still running for ever, until I hold start button to stop
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    Multi-Boot W7_Pro_x64 W8.1_Pro_x64 W10_Pro_x64 +Linux_VMs +Chromium_VM
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    If you have Fast Startup enabled in Win 10 I would disable that and see if it makes a difference.

    Do you have a Restore Point or Backup Image from before the problem started ?
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  6. web
    Posts : 350
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    DavidE said:
    If you have Fast Startup enabled in Win 10 I would disable that and see if it makes a difference.

    Do you have a Restore Point or Backup Image from before the problem started ?

    Fast Startup in windows ten is disabled made know difference still wont restart or shut down from windows 7
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  7. Posts : 6,330
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    Run a System File Check (Option Two) to make sure you don't have any errors that can't be corrected.
    SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

    When you re-boot Win 7 look at Event Viewer to see if there are any recent errors listed that might help.

    This tutorial may help with shutdown issues:
    Shut Down - View Details of Last Shutdown of Computer
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  8. web
    Posts : 350
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit + Windows 10 pro 64bit duel boot
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       #8

    DavidE said:
    Run a System File Check (Option Two) to make sure you don't have any errors that can't be corrected.
    SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

    When you re-boot Win 7 look at Event Viewer to see if there are any recent errors listed that might help.

    This tutorial may help with shutdown issues:
    Shut Down - View Details of Last Shutdown of Computer
    Hi DavidE been really busy of late thanks your reply I think I've done what you suggested above results below but didn't find any thing wrong I don't think



    above image is a representative of a big list nothing out the ordinary

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    Hi web,
    That looks good to me, i don't see any problems, so my suggestions didn't help

    Give this a try if you haven't already:
    When you shutdown Win 7 and the monitor turns off but the PC is still running (lights on and fans running),
    Instead of holding the power button to turn the PC off, turn the monitor on to see what/if anything is displayed.
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  10. web
    Posts : 350
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit + Windows 10 pro 64bit duel boot
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    DavidE said:
    Hi web,
    That looks good to me, i don't see any problems, so my suggestions didn't help

    Give this a try if you haven't already:
    When you shutdown Win 7 and the monitor turns off but the PC is still running (lights on and fans running),
    Instead of holding the power button to turn the PC off, turn the monitor on to see what/if anything is displayed.
    not sure if monitor turns off maybe just in "power saving mode" least that's what it said when I turned off on again manually
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