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by lewey04
Generally that means that a service, application, or driver isn't shutting down or unloading properly. Try shutting down everything before you do a restart.
There are alot of articles in Technet concerning improper shutdown. Here are a couple of the many articles I found by doing a query on "NT near shutdown" that may be pertinent to your situation:
Q126032
Q238380
Good luck.
by vue
by pvp
One thing I've found that makes this immensely easier: My Computer->Properties->Startup/Shutdown... check to dump, log and automatically restart.
Be sure your system drive has a pagefile of at least RAM size +11 MB or the dump can't happen.
Ialways reboot again immediately after a BSOD. Seems that everything doesn't get ironed out on the first restart.
by vue
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