F5F Stay Refreshed Software General Software Every time I shut down my computer, it helps me feel better.

Every time I shut down my computer, it helps me feel better.

Every time I shut down my computer, it helps me feel better.

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Tavado
Senior Member
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07-21-2026, 10:15 PM
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Every time I shut down my computer, this error pops up saying "null window: NVIDIA Web Helper.exe- Application error." i have looked everywhere for a fix but can't find one. i tried removing the driver and uninstalling Nvidia software. even after upgrading to windows 11, it still happens on both windows 10 and 11. is there anyone who knows how to fix this? my pc uses an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X processor with 4.15 GHz speed and 32 GB of RAM. the graphics card is a strix 1080ti. i keep getting this error after turning off normally using the shutdown menu.
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Tavado
07-21-2026, 10:15 PM #1

Every time I shut down my computer, this error pops up saying "null window: NVIDIA Web Helper.exe- Application error." i have looked everywhere for a fix but can't find one. i tried removing the driver and uninstalling Nvidia software. even after upgrading to windows 11, it still happens on both windows 10 and 11. is there anyone who knows how to fix this? my pc uses an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X processor with 4.15 GHz speed and 32 GB of RAM. the graphics card is a strix 1080ti. i keep getting this error after turning off normally using the shutdown menu.

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TheRealShrub
Senior Member
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07-22-2026, 05:03 AM
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Update your post with all the hardware details and what kind of operating system you run on it. How do you stop your computer from turning on? Do you use a Windows icon or a switch like the case, power supply, or power strip? Check Reliability History and Event Viewer for more info about what's going wrong. Click right-click on an entry to see if there are extra codes that could help. Some of this added detail might be useful at other times. Are you manually downloading drivers from NVIDIA's site by yourself without any third-party tools or installers? Try running the built-in Windows troubleshooters because they might find and fix something. Also try "sfc /scannow" and "dism". References...
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TheRealShrub
07-22-2026, 05:03 AM #2

Update your post with all the hardware details and what kind of operating system you run on it. How do you stop your computer from turning on? Do you use a Windows icon or a switch like the case, power supply, or power strip? Check Reliability History and Event Viewer for more info about what's going wrong. Click right-click on an entry to see if there are extra codes that could help. Some of this added detail might be useful at other times. Are you manually downloading drivers from NVIDIA's site by yourself without any third-party tools or installers? Try running the built-in Windows troubleshooters because they might find and fix something. Also try "sfc /scannow" and "dism". References...

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MatGamer_98
Member
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07-22-2026, 06:02 AM
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Fix your PC settings by adding full hardware details and system info to the post. To stop using your computer, do you hit the power button on Windows or flip a switch inside the case? Check Reliability History and Event Viewer for clues. Right-click an entry to see more details like error codes. See if those extra steps help you out. Are you manually downloading NVIDIA drivers from their site without third-party tools? Try running built-in troubleshooters in Windows. Sometimes that fixes things. Also try "sfc /scannow" and "dism".
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MatGamer_98
07-22-2026, 06:02 AM #3

Fix your PC settings by adding full hardware details and system info to the post. To stop using your computer, do you hit the power button on Windows or flip a switch inside the case? Check Reliability History and Event Viewer for clues. Right-click an entry to see more details like error codes. See if those extra steps help you out. Are you manually downloading NVIDIA drivers from their site without third-party tools? Try running built-in troubleshooters in Windows. Sometimes that fixes things. Also try "sfc /scannow" and "dism".