Hello @BLaZiNgSPEED,
When you configure the group policy in option 3 or 4, it will disable and gray out the setting in option 1 and 2.
You can either set "Not configured" in option 3, or use step 4 in option 4 to then be able to use option 1.
Many thanks Brink. I managed to find the fix to the grey out. I just deleted DisableAutomaticRestartSignOn from the registry.
And that fixed the greyed out option. I set it to Off and the Arso was created.
However, I have one issue. In the Task Scheduler ---> Plug and Play ---> Device Install Reboot Required.
Notifies the user that Windows needs to be restarted to finish setting up a device.
Why does this still show as Last Run Time from the time of the boot? I thought that this setting will resolve this issue, but it did not. Last Run Time shows 18:44:34 the time when I restarted my computer following those changes.
Is this normal on Windows 10? Because on Windows 7 and 8.1 Last Run Time for Device Install Reboot Required doesn't reflect. I can of-course disable the task schedule for this. But I'm curious why this is the case.
It has always been like that last 2 years. I freshly reinstalled Windows 10 3 weeks ago and the same thing happens. Windows 10 is up to date but the Plug and Play "Device Install Reboot Required" Task Schedule always shows as Last ran on time of boot. Is this normal?
This setting is unrelated to the "Device Install Reboot Required" task.Many thanks Brink. I managed to find the fix to the grey out. I just deleted DisableAutomaticRestartSignOn from the registry.
And that fixed the greyed out option. I set it to Off and the Arso was created.
However, I have one issue. In the Task Scheduler ---> Plug and Play ---> Device Install Reboot Required.
Notifies the user that Windows needs to be restarted to finish setting up a device.
Why does this still show as Last Run Time from the time of the boot? I thought that this setting will resolve this issue, but it did not. Last Run Time shows 18:44:34 the time when I restarted my computer following those changes.
Is this normal on Windows 10? Because on Windows 7 and 8.1 Last Run Time for Device Install Reboot Required doesn't reflect. I can of-course disable the task schedule for this. But I'm curious why this is the case.
It has always been like that last 2 years. I freshly reinstalled Windows 10 3 weeks ago and the same thing happens. Windows 10 is up to date but the Plug and Play "Device Install Reboot Required" Task Schedule always shows as Last ran on time of boot. Is this normal?
I'm not sure for why the last run message though.
@Brink,
A user has demonstrated that a side-effect of this setting being on
is that Task scheduler tasks triggered by logon start before the logon screen is reached.
See Task Scheduler: "at logon" task starts already at boot [posts #10+] - TenForums
I suggest that an informative comment is added to the tutorial's intro.
All the best,
Denis
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