Saving Settings on Shut-Down

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Saving settings on shutdown now takes an eternity - about 6 minutes.
Does anyone know why?
Thanks.
 
Ian D Samson said:
Saving settings on shutdown now takes an eternity - about 6 minutes.
Does anyone know why?
Thanks.
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If you're in a domain environment with a roaming profile then
your network administrator should be able to resolve this
issue.
 
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Ian D Samson said:
Saving settings on shutdown now takes an eternity - about 6 minutes.
Does anyone know why?
Thanks.
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prior to SP4 the advise was to remove update 329170 but it is built into
SP4 now.

There appears to be a hotfix available from MS
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;814770

but you will have to telephone MS to order it.

plus

start > run > gpedit.msc > Computer Configuration> Administrative
Template
System > Logon > Maximum retries to unload and update user profile ...
set
enabled and to say 5 ... default if not configured is 60!!

the gpedit.msc fix does not resolve the event viewer error but stop the
slow shutdown.

Another workaround that can work is to do a
net stop spooler
before shutdown.

Hope that helps
 
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prior to SP4 the advise was to remove update 329170 but it is built into
SP4 now.

There appears to be a hotfix available from MShttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;814770

but you will have to telephone MS to order it.

plus

start > run > gpedit.msc > Computer Configuration> Administrative
Template
System > Logon > Maximum retries to unload and update user profile ...
set
enabled and to say 5 ... default if not configured is 60!!

the gpedit.msc fix does not resolve the event viewer error but stop the
slow shutdown.

Another workaround that can work is to do a
net stop spooler
before shutdown.

Hope that helps
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Hi Steve, gee, thank you for your solution and advice!

No, "Pegasus", I am not in any network environment apart from my home
network on which I have my desktop and laptop (connected by ethernet
cable with the WLAN disabled, sorry hackers). So, no I do not have a
roaming profile, nor do I have access to any "network administrator"
to resolve my question. I am my own network administrator - started
years ago on Banyan VINES, then the co I worked for threw out the
Rolls-Royce and got a beat up VW Beetle called Novell Netware!

So thanks, Steve, I will do "net stop spooler" just before shutting
down. I'll be sure to look up gwynfryn.co.uk to see what your co is
all about, because you deserve a raise!

Ian
 
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Ian D Samson said:
Hi Steve, gee, thank you for your solution and advice!

No, "Pegasus", I am not in any network environment apart from my home
network on which I have my desktop and laptop (connected by ethernet
cable with the WLAN disabled, sorry hackers). So, no I do not have a
roaming profile, nor do I have access to any "network administrator"
to resolve my question. I am my own network administrator - started
years ago on Banyan VINES, then the co I worked for threw out the
Rolls-Royce and got a beat up VW Beetle called Novell Netware!

So thanks, Steve, I will do "net stop spooler" just before shutting
down. I'll be sure to look up gwynfryn.co.uk to see what your co is
all about, because you deserve a raise!

Ian
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Thanks Ian, glad to have helped. The website is a personal one not my
employers :)
 
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