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 Post subject: Stop asking for a reason to shutdown or restart
PostPosted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 7:13 pm 
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Can I stop Windows asking me for a reason to shutdown or restart every time?


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 Post subject: Re: Stop asking for a reason to shutdown or restart
PostPosted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:56 am 
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To disable Shutdown Event Tracker in Group Policy

1. Click Start, click in the Search box, and type gpedit.msc

The Group Policy Object Editor dialog box appears

2. In the Local Computer Policy navigation pane, expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, and click System

3. In the console pane, scroll down to the list of objects, right-click Display Shutdown Event Tracker, and click Properties

4. On the Settings tab, click Disable

5. Click OK


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 Post subject: Re: Stop asking for a reason to shutdown or restart
PostPosted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 9:21 am 
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Thank you very much. This was starting to annoy me!


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 Post subject: Re: Stop asking for a reason to shutdown or restart
PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2011 11:09 pm 
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ServerGuy wrote:
To disable Shutdown Event Tracker in Group Policy

1. Click Start, click in the Search box, and type gpedit.msc

The Group Policy Object Editor dialog box appears

2. In the Local Computer Policy navigation pane, expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, and click System

3. In the console pane, scroll down to the list of objects, right-click Display Shutdown Event Tracker, and click Properties

4. On the Settings tab, click Disable

5. Click OK

Thanks. Was too lazy to find this on my own. This really should be disabled by default and only enabled by admin's that have to track this stuff.


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