The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition

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SuperNet9 Go Ninja,Go Ninja Go.. Premium join:2002-10-08 Harwood Heights, IL kudos:4 Reviews: ·VOIPo 1 edit	The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition It seems like every Sunday at 4:00am my server reboots with "The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition". Then I see "The operating system is shutting down at system time ‎2012‎-‎10‎-‎07T09:09:06.701405600Z." It started to do this after I did a windows updates.. (it wasn't done for 1 year and it needed it). Also I found The process wininit.exe (127.0.0.1) has initiated the restart of computer FROG on behalf of user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM for the following reason: Legacy API shutdown Reason Code: 0x80070000 Shutdown Type: restart Comment: I can't figure out what is going on... anyone have an idea? -- »www.RestartYourComputer.net
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HarryH3 join:2005-02-21 kudos:1	The first few hits in google suggest you have a virus on that system. Search string: process wininit.exe (127.0.0.1) has initiated the restart of computer
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SuperNet9 Go Ninja,Go Ninja Go.. Premium join:2002-10-08 Harwood Heights, IL kudos:4 Reviews: ·VOIPo	said by HarryH3: The first few hits in google suggest you have a virus on that system. Search string: process wininit.exe (127.0.0.1) has initiated the restart of computer Really? I can see if it does it often but only once a week -- »www.RestartYourComputer.net
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JohnInSJ Premium join:2003-09-22 San Jose, CA	reply to SuperNet9 Check your logs to see what process initiated the shutdown using the older (Legacy) APIs... -- My place : »www.schettino.us
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b45g4b56gw7 @associationsplus.ca	And how do you do that?
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SuperNet9 Go Ninja,Go Ninja Go.. Premium join:2002-10-08 Harwood Heights, IL kudos:4 Reviews: ·VOIPo	reply to JohnInSJ said by JohnInSJ: Check your logs to see what process initiated the shutdown using the older (Legacy) APIs... The log I see before the shutdown A timeout (30000 milliseconds) was reached while waiting for a transaction response from the CSNodeSvc service. -- »www.RestartYourComputer.net
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SuperNet9 Go Ninja,Go Ninja Go.. Premium join:2002-10-08 Harwood Heights, IL kudos:4	reply to SuperNet9 Anyone?
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JohnInSJ Premium join:2003-09-22 San Jose, CA	I googled around and didn't find anything definitive. Could be anything - malware, something funky in a task scheduler task, UFOs. No idea what it is. -- My place : »www.schettino.us
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dandelion Premium,MVM join:2003-04-29 Germantown, TN kudos:4	reply to SuperNet9 You can eliminate malware to a large extent by following these steps...then can look to other problems. »Security Cleanup FAQ »Mandatory Steps Before Requesting Assistance
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