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Slow Shutdown?
Some people have noticed that they are experiencing a really slow shutdown after installing Windows XP Home or Professional. Although this can be caused a number of ways, the most clear cut one so far is happening on systems with an NVidia card installed with the latest set of drivers. A service called NVIDIA Driver Helper Service is loading up on start up and for whatever reason doesn't shut itself down properly. The service isn't needed and can also increase the amount of memory available to your system. Here is how to disable it.

1: Go into your Control Panel

2: Select Administrative Tools and then click on Services

3: Right click on the file "NVIDIA Driver Helper Service" and then select STOP.

4: To stop this loading up every time you boot up your PC Right click it again and select properties - then where the option "Startup Type" is shown - make sure it is set at Manual


 
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Control Panel

Most of the administrative tools provided by Windows 2003 are available in Control Panel. Control Panel serves as a repository of tools that you can use to configure and monitor system settings. For example, using the tools in Control Panel, you can change the display on your monitor and modify security settings

for a specific user.

 

To access Control Panel

  • From the Start menu, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.

 

Registry

The registry reflects the changes that you make to the system when you use the tools in Control Panel. The registry is a database in which Windows 2003 stores configuration information pertaining to the system hardware and applications installed on the computer. Windows 2003 continually refers to this information during its operation.

 

 

System Properties

 

System Properties is a tool you can use to view and change system properties on a local computer or on a remote computer.

 

To change certain system properties on a computer, you must have administrator privileges on the computer you are administering.