The solution to the failure of win7 to shut down normally [system world]

Although the win7 system has stopped the update service, many users will still choose to use it. Recently, some users have reported that after the computer is turned off, it has been shown that the computer is being logged out and cannot be shut down normally. How can this be solved? This kind of problem usually occurs because there is a problem with the policy group setting, and we just need to fix it. The following editor will teach you that the shutdown of the Win7 system is the solution that always shows that it is being logged out.

Details are as follows:

1. Press the "Win + R" shortcut key to open the running window at the same time, type "gpedit.msc" and click "OK" to enter the group policy.

2. Open "user configuration-manage templates-start menu and taskbar" in the local group policy editor.

3. Find "remove and prevent access to shutdown, restart, sleep and hibernation commands" on the right, and double-click to open the

4. After entering the policy settings, select "disabled" or "not configured", and click OK.

The above is the detailed method that the shutdown of the Win7 system is always showing that it is being logged out. Is it very simple? if there are such problems, you can check according to this setting first.

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