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I recently encountered a "Driver_Power_State_Failure" error whenever I try to shut down my Windows 7 computer. I suspect that it could be an issue with one of my device drivers. I have tried searching for a solution on various forums and websites, but I haven't been able to find the specific driver that may be causing this problem. Could someone please provide me with a link to download the appropriate driver that might help resolve this issue? I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thank you in advance!

Below you can download windows 7_power_state_failure on shutdown driver for Windows.

File name: _win7powerstatefailure-on-shutdown.exe
Version: 5.176
File size: 44258 MB
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Windows 7 Driver_Power_State_Failure On Shutdown

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Device Specification:

- Device Type: Computer
- Operating System: Windows 7
- Issue: Driver Power State Failure on Shutdown

Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:

1. Q: Why does my Windows 7 computer encounter a Driver Power State Failure on Shutdown?
A: The Driver Power State Failure error on shutdown may occur due to incompatible or outdated device drivers, conflicts between drivers, or power management issues.

2. Q: How can I troubleshoot the Driver Power State Failure issue on my Windows 7 computer?
A: Here are some steps to troubleshoot the issue:
- Update your device drivers to the latest versions using the Device Manager or manufacturer's website.
- Disable fast startup feature by accessing Power Options in the Control Panel and navigating to "Choose what the power buttons do."
- Check for any recently installed software or hardware that might be causing conflicts and remove or update them if necessary.
- Perform a clean boot to identify any conflicting applications or services.

3. Q: What can I do if the Driver Power State Failure problem persists after troubleshooting steps?
A: If the issue persists, you may try the following:
- Run a system file checker scan using the "sfc /scannow" command in Command Prompt to check for any corrupted system files and repair them.
- Reset your Windows power plan settings to default.
- Perform a system restore to revert the computer back to a previous working state.
- Contact the device manufacturer's support or seek professional assistance for further troubleshooting and potential hardware issues.

Thank you so much for sharing the link to the working Windows driver for my device! I really appreciate it!