T60 Svchost Bootup Error; Shut Down Hang
T60 Svchost Bootup Error; Shut Down Hang
For no explained reason my TP Password logger has disappeared, my shut down hangs with "saving personal settings" and my bootup hangs with "svchost.exe application error."
I have restored to a previous day but but that has not fixed the problem.
Would like some thoughts about how to approach this.
I have restored to a previous day but but that has not fixed the problem.
Would like some thoughts about how to approach this.
T60 - Vista Biz, 8743-CTO WS, T7200 2 gb, 200 gb HD/7200 rpm, ATI X1400 512 mb
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mitchellst
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Although there could be several explanations, I just ran into this with an error envolving automatic updates (SVCHOST.exe). Microsoft has a patch to fix the problem, or you could just turn of automatic updates and check them manually.
When it happenned to the machine I was working on, I just send the error report and it gave me a link to the patch. It did take several tries to get there and get it downloaded before the computer crashed, but it did fix the problem.
When it happenned to the machine I was working on, I just send the error report and it gave me a link to the patch. It did take several tries to get there and get it downloaded before the computer crashed, but it did fix the problem.
My Solution
Here are the steps I took which seemed to resolve the problem.
I searched for svchost.exe and then renamed it to svchost.bak.
I deleted all svchost prefetch dumps that appeared in my search.
Re-booted into Safe Mode and searched again to find that a new svchost.exe had been created.
I then shutdown and re-started. All is well.
I did this before finding out that one possible source for this problem could be the Windows automatic update. A hotfix is available. See MS Article 932494 for instructions.
I searched for svchost.exe and then renamed it to svchost.bak.
I deleted all svchost prefetch dumps that appeared in my search.
Re-booted into Safe Mode and searched again to find that a new svchost.exe had been created.
I then shutdown and re-started. All is well.
I did this before finding out that one possible source for this problem could be the Windows automatic update. A hotfix is available. See MS Article 932494 for instructions.
T60 - Vista Biz, 8743-CTO WS, T7200 2 gb, 200 gb HD/7200 rpm, ATI X1400 512 mb
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