I can abort the shutdown using shutdown - a and If I simply stop enough running processes the 60 second shutdown loop stops but I still get the shutdown warning and countdown on certain actions like opening a new program.įortunately I happen to have unlocker which has a move file function so I'm able to get files on and off the computer. I have no networking, no internet, no copy and paste, no taskbar, no sound and any attempt to run or reinstall Mcafee or Malwarebytes doesn't work. Several services are not running and I cannot access them properly in services to start them or change their properties. This shutdown was initiated by NT Authority\System" followed by a 60 second "Time Before Shutdown" countdown. Please save all work in progress and log off. (I'm not sure using iexplore was the correct thing to do however.) I also ran ccleaner and I believe (though I've tried so many fixes I'm no longer entirely sure) that it was after that that my computer got caught in a continuous shutdown loop with the message "The system is shutting down. I got rid of the memory fixer virus with Malwarbytes and a program called iexplore.exe because I read on a site that's what I needed to do. I am on Windows XP SP2 and my problems started with Memory fixer which I believe got on my system because I had an outdated copy of Java. What do I do?) and without the proper preparation. I just realized I posted about this in the wrong place earlier (Am infected.
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