That makes sense, but it doesn't really affect my point _too_ much. It's still shocking to me that this isn't a widely-known workflow among non-techies, akin t

That makes sense, but it doesn't really affect my point _too_ much. It's still shocking to me that this isn't a widely-known workflow among non-techies, akin to installing an ad-blocker. The friend who dealt with the forcible Windows shutdown isn't in the tech industry, but has a very successful career in quantitative finance. Even in college, he's the archetype of a smart, savvy user who doesn't happen to be a domain expert. It would be like me driving a car and having it shut down in the middle of a freeway, then hearing "you can disable that feature by doing <something only mechanics are even aware exists>".