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Shutdown or Sleep becomes Log out
Often shut down or sleep will result in log out- it is not a big problem but I wonder what is behind this odd behavior?
Shutdown or Sleep becomes Log out
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New #2
Shutdown always involves logging out.
Sleep should either always force another logon afterwards [if that's the way you've set up the computer] or never.
If it is sometimes then something else is going on. Perhaps it's crashing instead of or during sleep.
Denis
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New #3
Thank you for your reply but it is not shutting down from the shutdown indeed I just had to do an update restart and it just logged out. Maybe I should be using the Sleep never before logged out. I don't want to use sleep anyway- my son wanted to use the button (under supervision).
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New #4
I do not understand what you are trying to say.
Shutdowns and restarts always involve logging out.
Sleep may or may not.
Denis
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New #5
Clicking the shutdown or sleep icon on start instead of shutdown the computer or putting it into sleep mode becomes only a log out- that is all it does sometimes.
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New #6
Please would you split what you are saying up into separate statements so that shutdown and sleep are not mixed up together.
1 When I click on shutdown in the Start menu, this happens ……
2 When I click on shutdown {somewhere else that you are using that I have not yet understood, I don't understand what you mean by "instead of" yet}, this happens ……
3 When I click on sleep in the Start menu, this happens ……
It's late here and I cannot post again until late tomorrow because I'm busy. Perhaps someone else will understand your next post and step in to help you more quickly than I will be able to.
Best of luck,
Denis
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New #7
I am sorry if it was confusing.
When I click on shutdown in the Start menu, this happens sometimes it just only logs out- no shutdown.
When I click on shutdown and update in the Start, it sometimes just logs out.
When I click on sleep in the Start menu, it just logs out- no sleep.
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New #8
1 If you create a new user for test purposes, do the same things happen for the new user?
Add Local Account ... - TenForumsTutorials
Just create a local user account to keep things simple.
2 If you go to Safe mode do the same things happen there?
Boot into Safe Mode - TenForumsTutorials
Denis
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New #9
By way the not reliable behavior, so adding a new user or safe mode may not tell me anything.
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New #10
These 2 tests may not tell you anything, however; they will clearly inform you if certain drivers or a third party app is responsible for your grief or a corrupt profile is the cause.
The only logical approach to troubleshooting is to reduce the variables by removing the most likely causes one step at a time.
Denis has played this game many many times.
Unless you know better, I would follow this direction.Last edited by W10 Tweaker; 13 Jul 2021 at 22:20. Reason: Fix grammar
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