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Strange popup when using shutdown cmd

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Hi all!

When I use the shutdown command I get this strange message. I've never had this before, it's the first time I see it and I'm sure that I must've changed something with nLite that is causing this. The question is what. Or am I wrong? Is is something else that is causing this message to popup? Does anyone know how to solve this?

Thank you in advance!

Marthax

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I have a shortcut to the following for shutdown:

%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -s -t 00

Hope this helps :hello:

That's the Shutdown Interface. It comes up when you use the -i flag on the shutdown statement. Very handy when you're doing remote computer stuffs, but you definitely don't need it for a UA installation.

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Now I see what the problem was. I used the -i and just as achdine menitioned, that's used for "remote computer stuffs" :), which I don't need. I tried it out without the -i and it worked fine. The weird part is though that when I use this command in my RunOnceEx

shutdown -f -r -t 10

I get nothing. RunOnceEx finishes and loads desktop. Why is this? I want it to restart, not continue.

BTW, nice avatar Achdine. It gives me flashbacks :lol:

EDIT: Never mind guys. It works now :D

Thanks all!

Regards,

Marthax

Edited by Marthax

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