I looked into it, however, Vista will not let me run the sfc and I am not
about to do a restore. Too much stuff on the computer. I did however,
manage to disable it, by going into safe mode, and then run, typed
services.msc, found superfetch, right clicked on it, selected properties, and
in the dropdown file chose disable. That should be an end to it until
Microsoft finds a cure for SUPERFETCH. What a mess this has been everything
from the computer getting stuck in logging off, to having the screen
resolution change to larger icons, much like SAFE MODE. I am sure hoping
that this is the end of this problem and that no new ones crop up because I
managed to disable SUPERFETCH.
Thank you for taking the time to try and help. Hope this solution helps
someone. : )
"Bob J" wrote:
> Try running sfc. link below;
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936212/en-us
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> Regards
> Bob J
> If advise given from anyone, solves problem or not, or if solved from
> another source,post back & let us know.
> Then we all benefit.
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> "Smiley" wrote:
>
> > I have spent the past 3 hours with the manufacturer of my computer, and
> > totally messed up the computer, now it will not shut down. I keep getting
> > the error message that Superfetch has stopped working. We installed the new
> > drivers for Graphics device, and the problem is still there. Went to start,
> > run, typed in services.cmd and tried to change it to start, stop, disabled,
> > none of them worked, even clicked on the properties and it still did not fix
> > it. Waiting almost an hour for the computer to shut down, and it is still
> > saying it is logging off. The last time I did a hard shut down, by holding
> > the button in, is where this problem started. There has to be an answer for
> > this somewhere? Why isn't Microsoft telling us more about this, all I can
> > find out is that it makes your programs come up faster. HA! However, when it
> > stops working, it sure does mess things up. I have Vista Home Premium on
> > that computer, which came installed on it.