i am having trouble shuting down my pc,when i click shutdown it starts to shut down then the windows is shuting down screen appears and then it just hangs there.i went to msconfig to trouble shoot the config.sys files and in the sys cinfiuration utility i clicked on config.sys and it was empty no files there to check.. any idea's how i can fix thisand get windows to shutdown normally? thanks
This is with the assumption that you are running Win98 or Win98SE. No psychics here ... just techs.
It's perfectly normal for the Config.sys not to have any entries in Win98, if you don't have any hardware devices that need a 16-bit driver loaded during the boot. That doesn't have anything to do with the computer hanging at the shutdown screen.
One thing to try is to right click on My computer and choose properties. Choose the preformance tab. Click the graphics button and drop hardware acceleration down a notch.
thanks guy's, i went and reformated my pc,and it shuts down normally. but when i set up my network it started doing the same thing so the problem lies somwhere in the nic configuration..i'll have to keep messing with it till i get it to work..at least now i know where the problem is at... thanks again for your help .
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