Not shutting down properly.

I'm loving Windows 7, starting to use it as my main OS. I understand it's a beta, but for some reason it's not shutting down properly. I have created a .batch file figuring that it's the drivers, but it still doesn't seem to shutdown. I put the shutdown script in Group Policy. I can't seem to get it to shutdown properly.

Here is the script I am using:

Code:

echo "Killing ati . . ."
TASKKILL /IM ATI2evxx.exe /T /F
TASKKILL /IM MOM.exe /T /F
TASKKILL /IM CCC.exe /T /F
cls
echo "Done. Killing Synaptics"
TASKKILL /IM SynTPHelper.exe /T /F
TASKKILL /IM SynTEnh.exe /T /F
cls
echo "Done."

I do have some external drives (mouse and sd card) so I'll get back to you in a few.

I am using the Kaspersky beta, have you heard anything about it?

Thanks! I've decided to uninstall Kaspersky and go with Avast. Do I have to run it in compability mode?

You could also try ccleaner to see if that fixes any issues you might have.

I've had a shutdown issue since I purchased my Emachines laptop and have never been able to resolve my shutdown issue. My system acts like it will shutdown and then comes back on. From what I am reading here, it may be my power supply or the fact that I have Norton 2009 trial edition (19 days left). I am going to put Avast on and see if that does anything. I've always hated Norton and had trouble unstalling McAfee years ago. Thanks and I'll post if this helps me.

Use the Norton Removal tool.

I wrote a script to shutdown windows for another user here is the link. Give it a try.

disable " Force Shutdown" confirm in windows ultimate