­°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬° ° N E M E S I S E R A ' S ° ° G U I D E T O C U R I N G W I N 9 X B O O T P R O B L E M S ° ° ° °­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬° NOTE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS DOCUMENT IN ANYWAY, SHAPE, OR FORM CONTACT: NEMESISERA@HOTMAIL.COM NEMESISERA@AOL.COM NEMESISERA@WATCHMAIL.COM ~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~% Removal of Startup files ~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~%~% The most common problem with shutdown problems is a program is interferring with the process of shutting down Windows. First, Press Alt + Ctrl + Del, End every task except Explorer and shutdown your computer, see if it succeeds in shutting down, if so then you found your problem, If not you probably need to get windows updated to fix the problem. Windows 98 Users: - Click Start, Run.., Type "msconfig" and click OK - Click Startup tab, uncheck one program at a time (Except for PowerProfile, Taskmon, and Scanreg) reboot each time and try to shutdown your computer until you find the specific file that is causing problems. - Uncheck the program you find that is causing the problem, then recheck all the remaining programs. Windows 95 Users: - Click Start - Run.. - Type "regedit" and click OK - Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ Run\ - Add a "-" to one key at a time and reboot until you find which application is causing the problem. Finally, when it is found delete the key, and problem should be working fine. ¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬ NemesisEra Copyright ©2001-2002 "Project:Zero" ­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬