this link has some different methods, but I dont know.
Shut down issue, Task Host Window appears.
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original title: Shut down of Computer
When I shut the computer down a Task Host Window appears and I have to Force the Shutdown, how do I get rid of the Task Host Window?
If I press Cancel, nothing happens and I have to click on Yes to get the computer to Shut down.
Thank you,
Mrs KE Jonker
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Anonymous
2014-04-06T08:34:35+00:00 hi sorry to bother you , but how did you resolve it
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Anonymous
2014-04-07T11:51:37+00:00 Hi, it just came right one day by itself, I cannot remember exactly when.
I don't know if the Windows updates that you get resolved the problem? Cannot say for sure.
Thanks.
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Anonymous
2014-05-20T20:03:36+00:00 original title: Shut down of Computer
When I shut the computer down a Task Host Window appears and I have to Force the Shutdown, how do I get rid of the Task Host Window?
If I press Cancel, nothing happens and I have to click on Yes to get the computer to Shut down.
Thank you,
Mrs KE Jonker
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Anonymous
2014-08-03T00:16:45+00:00 I had this problem, as well as my browser frequently freezing. When I noticed my passwords were no longer being saved, I read that my user account might be corrupt. I created a new user account and deleted the old one, and voila! All better!