hi,
I have a program running on the computer that when you goto shutdown , it pops up a box asking if you want to stop the program . this causes the shutdown to hang and needs user input to select yes. is there a program or some way for force this to close thus doing a proper shutdown without issues?
I believe tweakui can manipulate this for you. I recall an option about forcing shutdown. I haven't used it in a while, so I don't have anything to back this up. Good luck.
lol sorry , using windows and the shutdown is initiated with an opus psu pulsing the power switch on the atx mother board.
i have to use shutdown right now caus efor some reason hybernate and standby dont recover proprly
nope i looked i cant see anything in there about forcing a shut downI believe tweakui can manipulate this for you![]()
Well, I was pretty sure it was in there. Anyways, all it does is modify the registry. A quick google search for that registry key pulls up this page. Check out the section about 1/3 the way down called "Force Program Exit".
http://kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_restart.htm
nope still didnt help , I am useing windows media encoder and that is the program that is stopping the shutdown, it pops up a box askng if i want to stop encoding and you have to click yes. nothing i can seem to do will get windows to get past it to shut down.
i cant use hybernate because when it comes back from hybernate the windows encoder program turns off for some reason.
very frustrating
Oooooooh!!! I was thinking it was the dialog box of 'program is not responding, do you want to shut it down'. Hmm, maybe something with a scripter like AutoIt might work.
problem is the computer will have probably already shut the autoIt program down as it started the shutdown sequence. i will try it though
From "Run" or a command prompt, type "gpedit.msc". This pops up the Group Policy editor. Find "Computer Configuration" > "Windows Settings" > "Scripts (Startup/Shutdown)". Open the Shutdown one and add a script from AutoIt or similar with a simple "ProcessClose" and the name of that program. Would that do the trick?
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