Re: re Client Access stopping Win95 from shutting down properly

[bstedman@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

There is a document "How to Troubleshoot Windows 95 Shutdown Problems" out
on MS's support web page that will take you through the steps to identify
the shutdown problem.

The PCs that I have "fixed" only required removing the CA Login Check
Version from the Startup folder.  Usually, very broad statement, the
problem will be in the Startup Folder.  A quick check for the Startup
folder possibility is to reboot the computer and press the SHIFT key until
Windows 95 loads; click the start button; and then shutdown.  If Windows
does NOT hang during the shutdown, a program in the Startup folder is
causing the problem.  If Windows does hang, then you need to really dig
using the above mentioned document.




boothm@ibm.net on 11/12/97 07:38:51 PM


Has anyone had trouble getting their Win95 machines to shut down properly
after installing Client Access?  We've had the problem on two brand new
Gateway Pentium machines and on two older machines, so we feel it is not
related to the new Win95 file system.  Of course after being shut down
hard the next startup requires a complete scandisk and its all a real
bummer.

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