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The WindowsForum thread discusses a warning message that appears when restarting a Windows PC from the Lock Screen, prompting users about potential loss of unsaved work. The original poster wants to disable this warning permanently, as they are the sole user. Responses suggest that disabling the warning isn't possible for single-user accounts, with some indicating it might occur due to network activity or unauthorized access. Overall, the consensus is that the warning cannot be easily suppressed.
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clsven

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When I am in LockScreen (with the entry field for the password) and click onto the "Shutdown" icon in the lower right corner a menu appears.
After selecting "Restart" always a warning popup appears:

"If you restart now, you and any other people using this PC could lose unsaved work" RESTART ANYWAY

Yes, I know. But since I am the only user on the notebook I don't care.

How can I forever disable this warning and restart immediately?

Claudia
 

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Neemobeer

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I don't believe there is a way to disable that message. It shows up if there is an account logged in. You can simply login and then restart or just click through the message.
 
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davehc

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Sometimes happens if you have a local network, a user on that network has accessed your computer. (Or an outsider/hacker?)
 
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