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I don't know about Win 10 but I get around that on Win 7 by doing "shutdown /r /t 0" for reboot and "shutdown /s /t 0" for a shutdown.
by c17r 9y ago
I don't know about Win 10 but I get around that on Win 7 by doing "shutdown /r /t 0" for reboot and "shutdown /s /t 0" for a shutdown.
- Qwertious 9y agoThis is why I like Linux - you don't need to learn the commandline just for basic OS functionality. Windows really needs to get a decent GUI already. ^_^