Enabling/Disabling The Shutdown capability

Here is a registry tweak which you could use to disable shutting down your computer. First of all read this post on how to backup the registry, it is always important to backup the registry before modifying it just in case.


I will describe how to perform this tweak in a few steps.

1. Open the registry – Open Start > Run > Type ‘regedit’.
   
2. Locate the location in the registry to place the data – In the left
   Tree-view windows navigate
   to“HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer”
   if any of the keys (directories) are missing create it. If they are all
   there skip to step 4
   
3. Create a key – if for example “Policies” is missing, right click “current version” and select new key.
   
4. Right-click “Explorer” and select new DWORD value.
   
5. Rename the value to “noclose”.
   
6. Double click the value and type 1 for the value data.
   
7. Close the registry, now test it.(you might have to restart the computer first)
   
8. Open Start and check if ‘Shutdown’ still exists on the bottom of
   the Start Menu., if the ‘Turn off computer” button has been removed the
   tweak was successful.
   
9. To enable ’shutdown’ again, open the registry and delete the value or replace the value data with “0”.
   

This tweak is particularly useful if you wish to limit user rights (by restricting shutting down of the PC).

oky..

What if you Disable Shutdown capability, you can no longer turn off the pc??

uu nga. [[ isip ]]

hehe slow ako..

btw, thnks for sharin =)

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