Windows 7 do not Shut Down completely.

[Psionicrnd]

I have recently formatted my Windows 7 computer and have not installed any software except Avira Premium Anti-virus. Now when I shut down my PC, it does not shut down completely. The light on my CPU is still lightened. I am not sure what all process are running that make my system slow. I have manually shut down my computer pressing the shutdown button. I have attached the error files that I got under Event Manager.
Any suggestions please.

Thank you
Ashish Mishra

 

[TorrentG]

Uninstall Avira in safe mode using the tool found here:

AV Uninstallers - Windows 7 Forums

Reboot to normal mode and install MSE.

 

[TrainableMan]

I am not sure what all process are running that make my system slow.

This is not a solution, TorrentG's advice is the most likely solution but I will offer this additional software for you to actually watch your resources ...
Anti-virus software is probably the biggest cause of slow performance - all anti-virus programs want to execute first and scan what you are running and this takes resources BUT for you to see what programs are running on your system I strongly recommend Process Explorer which is listed in the forums recommended freeware section.

 

[TorrentG]

lol I honestly don't even know what kind of output the attachment is. Probably something to do with the event manager.

I see Avira in it a lot - so I arrive at the above conclusion. Not very scientific, but should do the trick.

 

[Psionicrnd]

Thanks for your suggestions TorrentG and TrainableMan. I have un-installed Avira and installed MSE but I am still experiencing the same issue. I can see my display getting black out and all other lights turns off except my CPU main light. If I turn off my UPS the CPU light goes off too. When I restart my computer I don get any error message of Windows Shutting down un-unexpectedly. Now I am confused whether it's a software related issue or Hardware related. Recently I changed my LAN card to D-Link card, may be this is the cause. Not sure... I will try to remove my LAN card and shut down and will update you guys about the results..Thank you..

 

[TorrentG]

Yes, any old driver on the system can be causing the issue. Update them all, especially for the wireless adapter because they're particularly notorious for the issue at hand.