To do with Win 10 Shutdown behaviour which is different to Win 7 Behaviour, why and how to Fix in Win 10
I have a Syncing process which runs on Logoff.
In Win 7, it sat there on the logoff screen with the Force Shutdown button, but if left, it finished, no matter how long it took, and the shutdown proceeded, which meant at the end of the day I could just shutdown and go home, knowing the backups were updated with the synced work, and the computer was off.
Win 10 on the other hand, only sits on the same screen for 60 secs, and then returns to the Desktop, having also already shutdown half the small apps and services that were running, although the syncing process is still running.
So the Sync will run, but the computer is still on and logged in, although not in a good state with the other processes having been shutdown.
I have tried various values for the registry entries WaitToKillAppTimeout and HungAppTimeout even making them both 86400000 to represent 24 hours, but I can't change this behaviour.
All MS support want to do is connect and go fishing on my computer, not happening, so I have come to SuperUser as I have already found some good answers here as I migrate from Win7Pro on my HP Probook 4530s to Win10Home on my new NUC8i7BEH in the hope I might find the answer I don't seem to be able to find courtesy of Google.
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I have a Syncing process which runs on Logoff.
In Win 7, it sat there on the logoff screen with the Force Shutdown button, but if left, it finished, no matter how long it took, and the shutdown proceeded, which meant at the end of the day I could just shutdown and go home, knowing the backups were updated with the synced work, and the computer was off.
Win 10 on the other hand, only sits on the same screen for 60 secs, and then returns to the Desktop, having also already shutdown half the small apps and services that were running, although the syncing process is still running.
So the Sync will run, but the computer is still on and logged in, although not in a good state with the other processes having been shutdown.
I have tried various values for the registry entries WaitToKillAppTimeout and HungAppTimeout even making them both 86400000 to represent 24 hours, but I can't change this behaviour.
All MS support want to do is connect and go fishing on my computer, not happening, so I have come to SuperUser as I have already found some good answers here as I migrate from Win7Pro on my HP Probook 4530s to Win10Home on my new NUC8i7BEH in the hope I might find the answer I don't seem to be able to find courtesy of Google.
windows shutdown
asked Dec 29 '18 at 6:09
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I have a Syncing process which runs on Logoff.
In Win 7, it sat there on the logoff screen with the Force Shutdown button, but if left, it finished, no matter how long it took, and the shutdown proceeded, which meant at the end of the day I could just shutdown and go home, knowing the backups were updated with the synced work, and the computer was off.
Win 10 on the other hand, only sits on the same screen for 60 secs, and then returns to the Desktop, having also already shutdown half the small apps and services that were running, although the syncing process is still running.
So the Sync will run, but the computer is still on and logged in, although not in a good state with the other processes having been shutdown.
I have tried various values for the registry entries WaitToKillAppTimeout and HungAppTimeout even making them both 86400000 to represent 24 hours, but I can't change this behaviour.
All MS support want to do is connect and go fishing on my computer, not happening, so I have come to SuperUser as I have already found some good answers here as I migrate from Win7Pro on my HP Probook 4530s to Win10Home on my new NUC8i7BEH in the hope I might find the answer I don't seem to be able to find courtesy of Google.
windows shutdown
asked Dec 29 '18 at 6:09
G FrisbyG Frisby
11
I have a Syncing process which runs on Logoff.
In Win 7, it sat there on the logoff screen with the Force Shutdown button, but if left, it finished, no matter how long it took, and the shutdown proceeded, which meant at the end of the day I could just shutdown and go home, knowing the backups were updated with the synced work, and the computer was off.
Win 10 on the other hand, only sits on the same screen for 60 secs, and then returns to the Desktop, having also already shutdown half the small apps and services that were running, although the syncing process is still running.
So the Sync will run, but the computer is still on and logged in, although not in a good state with the other processes having been shutdown.
I have tried various values for the registry entries WaitToKillAppTimeout and HungAppTimeout even making them both 86400000 to represent 24 hours, but I can't change this behaviour.
All MS support want to do is connect and go fishing on my computer, not happening, so I have come to SuperUser as I have already found some good answers here as I migrate from Win7Pro on my HP Probook 4530s to Win10Home on my new NUC8i7BEH in the hope I might find the answer I don't seem to be able to find courtesy of Google.
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