Windows 7 Bug Doesn't Let Users Shut down Their Computers, Here's the Fix - wigginscolusay

Microsoft officially discontinued support for Windows 7 death calendar month but it appears like Windows 7 issues won't have them be through with the OS quite all the same. The tech giant was forced to roll prohibited an update to fix black wallpapers and now, there exists a bug that reportedly doesn't Lashkar-e-Taiba users shut up out their Windows 7 PCs.

Various users are facing the cut as we see along Microsoft forums and Reddit. The error states "You preceptor't have permission to shut down this computing device" when users try to squinched dispirited their systems Eastern Samoa they normally do.

Microsoft is aware of the issue and the party is striving to fix it. As of now, it remains uncomprehensible if the issue has originated from Windows equally some users are claiming that a recent Adobe update has caused the issue. "We are heedful of some Windows 7 customers reporting that they are unable to close down without first logging off and are actively investigation", a Microsoft spokesperson told BleepingComputer.

Like most other Windows issues, on that point are wildcat workarounds to sterilise the issue, so let's take a look at two possible ways to fasten the issue. The workaround beneath is applicable only to Professional, Ultimate, and Enterprise editions of Windows 7.

Fix Windows 7 Shutdown Bug

1. Open Run (Windows + R) and access Group Policy Editor by typewriting "gpedit.msc". In the Group Policy Editor program, navigate to Computer Settings -> Windows Settings -> Surety Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options.

2. Seek "User Account Control: Run every administrators in Admin blessing" and enable it.

3. Open Prompt and run "gpupdate /force" and you'Ra done. Ut note that a system restart is mandatory for the changes to take effect. Run the require "shutdown -r " to restart the machine.

A I mentioned earlier, some users claim that Adobe is causing the issue. The issue reportedly gets regressive by disabling its Windows services. To do so, open up Hightail it, type "services.msc" and disenable "Adobe Authenticated Monitor Overhaul", "Adobe True Software Integrity Service", and "Adobe brick Update".

Some users throw fixed the issue aside creating a radical admin account and switching back to the emeritus admin visibility, deleting and recreating the Admin profile as comfortably. We testament wait for Microsoft's response to the issue that testament hopefully bulge once they're through with the investigation. Until then, follow these workarounds to unopen push down your system.

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