How to use Group Policy to prohibit users from shutting down before logging in

Editor to share with you how to use group policy to prohibit users from turning off their phones before logging in. I hope you will gain something after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.

Many friends will press the keyboard "Windows+L" to lock the computer when they need to leave their desk temporarily, and when they come back, they only need to type the login password to deal with the work just now, which is convenient to operate and can prevent others from messing with the computer at the same time.

However, there is also a "turn off the computer" on the system locking page, and if you are interested in canceling the button on the locking interface, try the method described below.

Click "start → run", enter "GPEDIT.MSC" in the pop-up run dialog box, and enter to open the Group Policy Editor. Expand the following branch, "computer configuration → Windows Settings → Security Settings → Local Policy → Security options", find the "shutdown: allow shutdown before login" option in the right pane, and double-click.

In the pop-up properties dialog box, set its property to disabled, click the OK button and close the Group Policy Editor.

Now press the keyboard "Windows+L" to lock the computer, and the "turn off computer" button in the lower left corner of the locking interface has disappeared.

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