need support for error window when shutdown cant do anything.


  1. m0nk3n
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    windows 10 Pro x64
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    need support for error window when shutdown cant do anything.


    so every time i shutdown or restart the computer there is a window that pops up and dissapears..

    is there something i can do to check what error this is?

    clean reinstalled a week ago. and just installed what i wanted to use not more not less. then idk why this error window thing pops up just before it shuts down or is going to restart.....
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  3. m0nk3n
    Posts : 148
    windows 10 Pro x64
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    AHA! uninstall samsung magician... and error popup when shutdown\restart goes away. really? in a couple months they can't find a way to have legal drivers?
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  4. bro67
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    Samsung Magician does not have anything to do with drivers. It is a management software for the Samsung SSD drives.
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