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From: SP on 29 Jul 2010 04:50 Hi My laptop runs on Windows 7 Pro. There are 2 users on this laptop, and both are in the Administrator group. Everything was running fine until I changed the account type on one of the users from Administrator to Standard User. As a result, I noticed that the Standard User took several minutes to log off or shut down. The Event Viewer even logged Event 6006: The winlogon notification subscriber <Sens> took 213 second(s) to handle the notification event (Logoff). To confirm the problem, I changed the Standard User back to Administrator, and the slow logoff / shutdown problem went away. If you have come across this issue, please let me know if there is a solution . If you have not come across this problem, please test this issue on your Win 7 system to see if you experience the same problem. Thanks so much Steve
From: SP on 29 Jul 2010 05:40 Hello again Further testing (shutdown/logoff/restart, etc.) revealed that changing Standard User back to Administrator did NOT quite solve the problem. It did, but then the slow logoff came back at different times later. So, now I'm not sure how all these slow logoffs came about. I know that there is a slow logoff problem. Sorry about the mix-up, but I thought I had to keep everyone posted. Steve "SP" <none(a)none.com> wrote in message news:%23QXLPsvLLHA.3668(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Hi > > My laptop runs on Windows 7 Pro. There are 2 users on this laptop, and > both are in the Administrator group. Everything was running fine until I > changed the account type on one of the users from Administrator to > Standard User. > > As a result, I noticed that the Standard User took several minutes to log > off or shut down. The Event Viewer even logged Event 6006: > The winlogon notification subscriber <Sens> took 213 second(s) to handle > the notification event (Logoff). > > To confirm the problem, I changed the Standard User back to Administrator, > and the slow logoff / shutdown problem went away. > > If you have come across this issue, please let me know if there is a > solution . If you have not come across this problem, please test this > issue on your Win 7 system to see if you experience the same problem. > > Thanks so much > Steve >
From: Carlos on 29 Jul 2010 09:38 SP, Close all open applications before logging off or shutting down. Check if that solves the issue. Do you get any messages before logging of or shutting down about some application that is taking too long to close? Carlos "SP" wrote: > Hello again > > Further testing (shutdown/logoff/restart, etc.) revealed that changing > Standard User back to Administrator did NOT quite solve the problem. It > did, but then the slow logoff came back at different times later. So, now > I'm not sure how all these slow logoffs came about. I know that there is a > slow logoff problem. > > Sorry about the mix-up, but I thought I had to keep everyone posted. > > Steve > > "SP" <none(a)none.com> wrote in message > news:%23QXLPsvLLHA.3668(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > > Hi > > > > My laptop runs on Windows 7 Pro. There are 2 users on this laptop, and > > both are in the Administrator group. Everything was running fine until I > > changed the account type on one of the users from Administrator to > > Standard User. > > > > As a result, I noticed that the Standard User took several minutes to log > > off or shut down. The Event Viewer even logged Event 6006: > > The winlogon notification subscriber <Sens> took 213 second(s) to handle > > the notification event (Logoff). > > > > To confirm the problem, I changed the Standard User back to Administrator, > > and the slow logoff / shutdown problem went away. > > > > If you have come across this issue, please let me know if there is a > > solution . If you have not come across this problem, please test this > > issue on your Win 7 system to see if you experience the same problem. > > > > Thanks so much > > Steve > > > > > . >
From: SP_1 on 1 Aug 2010 18:36 No, there was no application running prior to logoff/shutdown. I suspected that the antivirus software might have been the cause, so I removed it. But, that wasn't the problem. All I did was to go into Windows. Wait about 30 seconds for everything to settle. Then, logoff or shutdown. Here are some strange facts... After going into Windows, either a logoff or a shutdown will result in a slow exit. For a logoff, Windows would say Logoff and stay there for like forever until it logs off. For a shutdown, Windows would first go into a Logoff...would then stay in Logoff mode forever...when it's done with a long logoff, then the Shutdown is pretty fast. So, it seemed that something wrong is in the Logoff part of the exit. Another thing I noticed was...After a Logoff, I would log on into Windows, and subsequent Logoff or Shutdown would be normal. So, again, not only something wrong with Logoff, something is wrong only to the first logoff (and not subsequent ones). Steve "Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3CF3426E-5311-4737-9B34-D904511414A1(a)microsoft.com... > SP, > Close all open applications before logging off or shutting down. > Check if that solves the issue. > Do you get any messages before logging of or shutting down about some > application that is taking too long to close? > Carlos > > "SP" wrote: > >> Hello again >> >> Further testing (shutdown/logoff/restart, etc.) revealed that changing >> Standard User back to Administrator did NOT quite solve the problem. It >> did, but then the slow logoff came back at different times later. So, >> now >> I'm not sure how all these slow logoffs came about. I know that there is >> a >> slow logoff problem. >> >> Sorry about the mix-up, but I thought I had to keep everyone posted. >> >> Steve >> >> "SP" <none(a)none.com> wrote in message >> news:%23QXLPsvLLHA.3668(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> > Hi >> > >> > My laptop runs on Windows 7 Pro. There are 2 users on this laptop, and >> > both are in the Administrator group. Everything was running fine until >> > I >> > changed the account type on one of the users from Administrator to >> > Standard User. >> > >> > As a result, I noticed that the Standard User took several minutes to >> > log >> > off or shut down. The Event Viewer even logged Event 6006: >> > The winlogon notification subscriber <Sens> took 213 second(s) to >> > handle >> > the notification event (Logoff). >> > >> > To confirm the problem, I changed the Standard User back to >> > Administrator, >> > and the slow logoff / shutdown problem went away. >> > >> > If you have come across this issue, please let me know if there is a >> > solution . If you have not come across this problem, please test this >> > issue on your Win 7 system to see if you experience the same problem. >> > >> > Thanks so much >> > Steve >> > >> >> >> . >>
From: SP_1 on 1 Aug 2010 18:36
No, there was no application running prior to logoff/shutdown. I suspected that the antivirus software might have been the cause, so I removed it. But, that wasn't the problem. All I did was to go into Windows. Wait about 30 seconds for everything to settle. Then, logoff or shutdown. Here are some strange facts... After going into Windows, either a logoff or a shutdown will result in a slow exit. For a logoff, Windows would say Logoff and stay there for like forever until it logs off. For a shutdown, Windows would first go into a Logoff...would then stay in Logoff mode forever...when it's done with a long logoff, then the Shutdown is pretty fast. So, it seemed that something wrong is in the Logoff part of the exit. Another thing I noticed was...After a Logoff, I would log on into Windows, and subsequent Logoff or Shutdown would be normal. So, again, not only something wrong with Logoff, something is wrong only to the first logoff (and not subsequent ones). Steve "Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3CF3426E-5311-4737-9B34-D904511414A1(a)microsoft.com... > SP, > Close all open applications before logging off or shutting down. > Check if that solves the issue. > Do you get any messages before logging of or shutting down about some > application that is taking too long to close? > Carlos > > "SP" wrote: > >> Hello again >> >> Further testing (shutdown/logoff/restart, etc.) revealed that changing >> Standard User back to Administrator did NOT quite solve the problem. It >> did, but then the slow logoff came back at different times later. So, >> now >> I'm not sure how all these slow logoffs came about. I know that there is >> a >> slow logoff problem. >> >> Sorry about the mix-up, but I thought I had to keep everyone posted. >> >> Steve >> >> "SP" <none(a)none.com> wrote in message >> news:%23QXLPsvLLHA.3668(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> > Hi >> > >> > My laptop runs on Windows 7 Pro. There are 2 users on this laptop, and >> > both are in the Administrator group. Everything was running fine until >> > I >> > changed the account type on one of the users from Administrator to >> > Standard User. >> > >> > As a result, I noticed that the Standard User took several minutes to >> > log >> > off or shut down. The Event Viewer even logged Event 6006: >> > The winlogon notification subscriber <Sens> took 213 second(s) to >> > handle >> > the notification event (Logoff). >> > >> > To confirm the problem, I changed the Standard User back to >> > Administrator, >> > and the slow logoff / shutdown problem went away. >> > >> > If you have come across this issue, please let me know if there is a >> > solution . If you have not come across this problem, please test this >> > issue on your Win 7 system to see if you experience the same problem. >> > >> > Thanks so much >> > Steve >> > >> >> >> . >> |