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| | Disable reboot/shutdown "progams still running" dialog Hello all, When I have programs running and shutdown/reboot vista I get a screen telling me what programs are still running and a "restart" and a "cancel" option. I cannot leave this dialog other than either using the restart or the cancel option. The cancel option cancels the reboot, the restart option forces the restart. I would very much like to revert to the XP behaviour. In XP when a program wouldn't automatically close down, for example because it prompts you to save an unsaved file you could just answer the save dialog, the file gets saved/discarded and the restart continues. Now in Vista the restart dialog blocks everything else and I have to cancel the entire restart to check if I have unsaved files or other dialogs I want to answer. Forcing the restart is no good either as this might cause changes to be lost. So, is there any way to disable this vista behaviour? Running Vista x64 Buisness N btw. Thanks Ben |
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