Everytime I try to turn-off my windows XP pro , I get a pop error saying dwwin.exe
What do you mean by that?
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Everytime I try to turn-off my windows XP pro , I get a pop error saying dwwin.exe
What do you mean by that?
File dwwin.exe is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32.
Known file sizes on Windows XP are 180,224 bytes (97% of all occurrence), 162,128 bytes.
It is a Windows core system file.
The program has a visible window.
The file is a Microsoft signed file. dwwin.exe is able to monitor applications.
Shutdown problems in Windows XP can be caused by many factors, just like earlier versions of Windows.
These included:
- a damaged exit sound file;
- incorrectly configured,
- damaged or incompatible hardware;
- conflicting programs;
- an incompatible, damaged, or conflicting device driver.
Windows XP shutdown issues mostly center around a very few issues, especially legacy hardware and software compatibility issues.
The leading cause of Windows XP shutdown problems is hardware incompatibility, including driver issues.
The best advice is: Check all drivers for all hardware devices to ensure that they are the current best for Windows XP.