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      10-25-2009
hello guys as draceena said my mobo was an asrock and downloaded drivers from there,any way has any body installed the full version of w7 yet
 
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      10-26-2009
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hello guys as draceena said my mobo was an asrock and downloaded drivers from there,any way has any body installed the full version of w7 yet
I am running Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition as we speak. No issues as of yet. :-)
 
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      10-27-2009
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It sounds like he downloaded & used a motherboard driver. You would need to know if you have a Nvidia or Intel motherboard then go to the respective website and get the proper drivers.

Seems the problem is with my audiophile 192, the beta windows 7 drivers allow the system to close down but they crack and pop whilst watching video or listening to mp3, so are hopeless, the cista drivers work perfect but stop the shut down.

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      10-28-2009
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hi where do you download this as cant find it at nvidia.com, please help got the same problem, everything else is fine (windows 7 bought dvd has same problem!)
Go to the website of your mobo manufacturer and download the correct driver from there. Be sure you go to the page where the model of the mobo is listed so you get the proper driver.
 
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      03-13-2010
I do also have this same problem, but the only thing is when I try to shut down the computer. It restarts.. I have disables all wake power settings any ideas?
 
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      07-23-2011
This issue could either be Software or Hardware related. Boot into Safe Mode and check if you can shut down properly.
Refer this link to boot your computer in Safe mode: Start your computer in safe mode
If a problem doesn't reappear when you start in safe mode, you can eliminate the default settings and basic device drivers as possible causes.
Perform a hardware clean boot to determine if any hardware is posing this problem.
1. Go to start and type device manager.
2. Select device manager from the Control Panel list.
3. Right Click on Sound Card, Video Adapter, and Network Adapter one by one and click disable.
4. Reboot the computer. If the problem is fixed then you can enable the hardware devices one by one to find the exact device that caused the problem.
After you found the device that is causing the problem, installing the device’s latest driver should fix it unless it’s a hardware issue.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...9-3188e9ffd797
Hopefully you fix Windows 7 Shut Down Issues.
 
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