FIS 2012 -- longer shutdown problems
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Hi,
not sure what your problem is, but if this happens during shutdown it is a bit more tricky to track.
Please reboot your machine into safe mode, so that F-secure is not active. This will keep the information in %F-secure%\anti-virus\fa.log unchanged.
Please create a copy of fa.log (e.g. fa.log.bak) and reboot the machine.
Please post the first lines from fa.log.bak here, maybe we find something. (please note the timestamp when you downed your system).
BR
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Hey, i know your problem. It the same as i have.
Normaly my system will shutdown in about 5 sec (thanks to my ssd
) and with the version 2012 of F-Secure my System needs about 40 sec. In the "event Viewer" of windows you will finde an "- EventID 7043 " (maybe if you got the same problem.
I have reported this some weeks ago to F-Secure and they found a solution for the problem (i tested the beta of this fix) and they will release the fix in the next weeks. So this problem i only temporary ^^
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That's good to know, as my trial version is going to expire in 20 days, hopefully it will come in an update soon so that I can see an improvement as far as that issue is concerned. (my shut down is approx. 30% longer now with the Suite installed) Otherwise, it's been a good software so far.
SSD drive, I'm jealous, Hexo.
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Hello FarGuddu,
There might be 2 reasons, when first is anti-virus from F-Secure. Thing is, that FS AV is 24/7 scanner, it scans all the time, when it boots, when you insert thumb drive, when you open any file, but unlike most of other AVs it scans all the time you restart OS(when other AVs save information about those files and don't scan next time). From one point it is very good, as long as if particular file appear to be malware it FS will detect it(when other AVs will think it is "good old known file" until you manually rescan it.), from another point it's potential slowdown.
But there is another reason, which usually takes 40 seconds on all machines. Which I guess you have, if you have to check if you have that, do so:
Please check performance issues in event viewer, to do so, go to "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Performance Information and Tools\Advanced Tools" and open "View performance details in event log".
Check if you have warnings and errors, especially if you have messages about application PreShellInit(I'm not really sure about name - i'm from another machine), time will be around 40 seconds.
I have very same problem. and problem is not at windows start or exit itself, problem appears at login/logout(when drivers and services start functioning).
I have 2 OSs installed, and one loads in 30 seconds(Win Server 2008 R2, but it has most of services disabled as default), another with FS loads in 2 minutes.
I've found two particular ideas about it while sufring the web. first what I've got is, that that problem appears with pirate Windows 7, I guess cracked one(when you crack one). And another idea is, which is at the same time fix for it, is that not all drivers are fully compatible with your system, thus those who sayed they got that problem, have updated particular driver(some said motherboard driver, other NIC driver, other one said audio card driver, so as it seems any not fully compatible driver may cause this problem) and then this problem was solved.
So my advice is to just update all drivers for any kind of hardware with especially for Windows 7 written driver(most drivers for oldered hardware are written for Vista, and were renewed after the release of W7, so W7 on its own delivers you drivers written for Vista).
But at the same time my concern is, that as long as you know, FS installs drivers(many other AVs don't), and they may be not fully compatible with Win7(fully I mean 100%, not 90% or 95%).
I can't really solve this problem because my system is pretty oldered, was new high-end custom PC five years ago, so there's no big need to renew all parts, however not all drivers were renewed after 2008, monitor even has not any driver at all(works as basic PnP monitor), maybe just those which came with CD.
So what i've found about that login slowdown had two types of endings on forums - one was with last post "What I have seen same problems were only on pirate OS..." and another ending was "I have updated driver for xxx hardware and it's solved now, thanks for help".
So it's basically on developers side now update FS drivers
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Aaaahhh, thanks for the software update!
This solved my shutdown problem for ever!
Don't be angry about him.
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I still notice that FSIS 2012 "hangs" during shut down. Specifically, a window pops up and says that the "DLL Hoster" is not responding -- window gives you the option of terminating the process manually. Wondering if anyone else still has this problem?
System Info: Windows XP Pro SP3 (32 bit); FSIS 2012
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"I still notice that FSIS 2012 "hangs" during shut down. Specifically, a window pops up and says that the "DLL Hoster" is not responding -- window gives you the option of terminating the process manually."
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem. Time to shutdown was anything up to 5 mins. Installed UPHClean from Microsoft and the shutdown is back to normal. Still get the DLL Hoster message but kill it.
Just add this issue to all the others. Can't believe this is the same software team that wrote IS2011/2010 etc
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6676
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@alconsvr wrote:"I still notice that FSIS 2012 "hangs" during shut down. Specifically, a window pops up and says that the "DLL Hoster" is not responding -- window gives you the option of terminating the process manually."
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem. Time to shutdown was anything up to 5 mins. Installed UPHClean from Microsoft and the shutdown is back to normal. Still get the DLL Hoster message but kill it.
Just add this issue to all the others. Can't believe this is the same software team that wrote IS2011/2010 etc
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6676
I just installed UPHClean. F-Secure DLL Hoster message still appears at shutdown.
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@alconsvr wrote:Big Pete said: I just installed UPHClean. F-Secure DLL Hoster message still appears at shutdown.
Did UPH Clean make the shutdown time quicker?
Not for me. For me, the shutdown length depends on whether I kill the error message(s). If I kill the messages, shutdown happens immediately after the message(s) disappear. If I let the messages resolve on their own, it usually takes 30 seconds to a minute until shutdown occurs. -
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Janiashvili wrote:
"maybe time to go to (at least) Windows 7?
Just saying...."Janiashvili-
Thanks for the suggestion, but that really doesn't help anything. This is a cross-platform problem. On Jan 24, 2012, RedBrain complained of the same problem in Windows 7.
And even if the problem wasn't cross-platform, you don't agree that software should work properly in all supported OS's?
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