Remove Windows 7 Log Off button

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• Web publishing tool to log off button unclickable/Greyed

  Hello

  I'm trying to get of Labview Web publishing tool to work for a VI. I have the web server enabled in Tools - Options - menu "Web Server: Configuration. I also disabled the firewall. I can't find what is causing the problem. Is attached a picture of what I mean when I say that I can not click on the button to connect.

  Too bad, I had to change Web server: Configuration - HTTP Port 80 to 82 and then it worked

• How can I remove "Log Off" from the Start Menu?

  The Shut Down window includes Log Off option, and I accidentally disconnected when I did not.

  Hello

  You are using the classic Start Menu?

  Check if one of the steps helps you accomplish the task.

  Step 1: Remove the option of logging for the Normal Boot Menu.

  a. click the Start button, type gpedit.msc and press ENTER.
  b. click User Configuration > administrative templates > Start Menu and taskbar.
  c. double click on logout remove from the Start Menu.
  d. Select enable and click on the OK button.

  Step 2: Remove Logoff to the Start Menu classic option.

  a. click the Start button, type gpedit.msc and press ENTER.
  b. click User Configuration > administrative templates > Start Menu and taskbar.
  c. double-click Add Logoff to the Start Menu.
  d. Select Disable and click the OK button.

• Windows Vista - stuck on logging off the screen

  I have this same problem with Vista Home Premium that others have had.  When I tried to shut down the computer laptop last night, he is stuck at logging off-page - with the active circle always renewable.  After 20 minutes or so I was tired so close by using the power button.  This morning when I turned on the laptop, he went to the same page of disconnection. 3 hours later, it's still there!  My technical knowledge is, to say the least, "limited."  I tried to open safe restart mode and pressing F8, as suggested on other threads, but which didn't work - I can not go beyond the logging off the screen. How can I solve this?

  I had the same problem... This method works.

  Turn on the computer and when the screen shows recovery Windows press the space key.

  You will be presented with 2 options - either to continue with system resume or to remove the Hibernation file and start with primer system - choose the second option - you're fixed!

• Windows 7 does not start successfully - just says that it is "Logging Off".

  It is Windows 7 Home Premium on a new Toshiba Satellite Pro laptop.  We bought a month ago and have been using it without any unusual problems.  He has two accounts on this subject (an Admin, limited to one).

  Today, without warning, he lost contact with another PC on our internal network - just did nothing when we have tried to reach this node.  While trying to diagnose this problem, the screen has become Milky - IE as it does when a task is suspended or he's busy somehow.  I've logged on to the administrator account and everything was normal, including the node of the network which I could access good.  When I went back to the other account, the screen was always in milky way, so I decided to try a reboot.  He said "Logging Off" but did not exceed, so I've finally turned off manually.  Since then, when I turn it on, all I am (instantly) is the pale blue normal Windows screen with "Logging Off" and the little circle that indicates that he is dealing with something (and 'Windows 7 Home Premium' at the bottom of the screen).  I can't do anything other than that.  I tried holding F8 to the low and various other things during the start to try to get a response, but it is completely insensitive outside of what I described above.

  Can you please what may be at fault here, nor the few items I could try that may help more diagnosis.  Thanks, any help would be appreciated.

  If you get strange Windows screen instantly when you turn on the laptop so you never really off. He is currently in sleep or Hibernate mode. To really turn it off, press the power button for 10 seconds or remove the battery and the power supply.
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  If this answer solves your problem, please click "Propose as answer" so that the thread can be closed. Thank you.

• Close, do NOT restart, Firefox, WITHOUT reboot (or log off) Windows.

  I want to stop, NOT reboot, all open Firefox windows and tabs, WITHOUT reboot (or log off) Windows. That's all. Thank you.

  Have you tried one of them:

  • the orange button Firefox > output
  • File menu > exit

  If Firefox does not correctly close, he may be suspended during the cleaning process. This article has a few suggestions for this: Firefox crashes or does not - how to fix.

• How can I get my action button can be log off and not closed? I select it in the customization tab, hit apply and then ok, but nothing changes.

  How can I get my action button can be log off and not closed?  I select it in the customization tab, hit apply and then ok, but nothing changes.

  Hi Erin,.

  Please check if you have followed the steps below to change the action of the Power button.

  By default, clicking on close button in the start menu stop your computer. You can change this so that instead of close, your computer logs you off, crashes, restarts, goes into a State of sleep or goes into hibernation.

  1. open properties of the Start Menu by clicking theStart button, clickingControl Panel,appearance and personalization, then clicking on thetaskbar and Start Menuand the taskbar.

  2. click on theStart Menu tab.

  3. in the list ofthe power button , click an item, and then clickOK.

  When you change the action of the closure of the key, the button name changes to reflect the new action.

  If the steps above do not change the option, you can try creating a new user account on your computer and check to see if it helps you change.

  To create a new user account.

  1. open user accounts by clicking the Start button, clickControl Panel, click user accounts and family safety (or by clicking onuser accounts, if you are connected to a network domain), and then clickinguser accounts.

  2. click on Manage another account. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. click on create a new account.

  4 type the name that you want to assign to the user account, click an account type, and then clickcreate an account.

  If you are able to change the action of the power button by using the new profile, access the link below and follow the steps to correct the user's profile.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Srinivas R Microsoft support.

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• Remove both log and buttons stop of the start menu

  Hello

  I am creating a PC which should always be left on running a SCADA program. So I want to disable both the journal off and stop buttons. So far, I was through registry changes and disabled two buttons. I am now at the stage where they are all disabled however Log Off poster still in the start menu.
  Could someone let me know if it is possible for all the two be disabled? If yes how can I to do?
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Chris

  Hi Chris,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Hope this information helps.

• Windows Vista hanging at "Logging Off" of the prcoess judgment stage.

  At the stop, Windows went to automatically install updates and shut down my Dell portable computer. But he is now stuck at the step "Logging Off" and not shut down, even after hours. When I stopped manually and restart, it just goes back to the "Logging Off" screen and I can't do anything else. Several shops here have said they need to do a thorough cleaning of the hard repair disk in order.  Really? Is there another way to get the computer to block this process?  Thank you.

  Amanda,
  If you are still having this problem then validate with what version of Windows you are using.  First thing to try is to start on the Advanced Boot options , and select the last known good configuration.  If this does not work, then try to start safe mode.  Let us know the status.
  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• When I closed my Windows Vista computer, it reached the "Logging Off" screen and seems stuck.

  Sporadically, when I turned off my computer, it reached the "Logging Off" screen and seems stuck.  I walked away from my computer for a returned more than an hour to find the screen always showing "Logging Off" with the small circle in the middle of spinning.  The only way I can close down is to do it manually and then when I use the computer at a later date, I ger the message that my computer has been shut down improperly and I should log in safe mode.  This happened only since I upgraded to Windows Vista.  My computer is a Toshiba laptop Satellite P105-S6147.

  original title: Shutting Down computer

  Hello

  Please, try the suggestions made by the former MVP Malkeleah in the following thread:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-performance/Windows-stuck-at-logging-off-screen-after-trying/d99659e2-03d4-4b18-b3f1-cba3a438f07e

• Windows will start, the screen starts flashing and then the screen say Logging Off, then restore the screen to the CTRL ALT DEL all other functions will not work.

  Start my computer, it will default to the CTRL ALT DEL screen.  After graduating in the login screen I enter the password.  Windows will start and then the screen starts flashing and the screen say Logging Off, then restore the screen to the CTRL ALT DEL I can boot into safe mode.  All other functions will not work.

  Thank you

  I guess you wanted to ask how to solve the problem. If then all in Safe Mode you can use system restore to set up Windows to a point when the problem did not exist.

• Create and add a message in the log off screen on a Windows 7 PC

  Original title: Log Off Message

  Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to create and add a message in the newspaper off the screen of a Windows 7 PC

  I searched and found only information on adding text in the log to the screen. This text will include the verbiage "Don't forget your USB."

  You can use a script to logoff to do, which is a file that runs automatically when the computer disconnects. http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753583.aspx

• When a user logs off Windows 7 x 64 session, the rest can not access the internet until the restart network card

  Hello! I found a problem with my system: when a user logs off Windows 7 x 64 session, the rest can not access the internet, until restarted network card. Reinstall NIC driver did not help. Problem appears on a built-in adapter, in the motherboard and a separate PCI card too.  Same router via its web interface is not accessible. Windows cannot automatically fix this problem after trying to diagnose a problem with his problem Diagnostic tool. After the diagnosis in the DETAILS window, MORE tests, it displays a message like this "computer remote can not receive a connection via the Internet (HTTP) Service Port". "Unplugging" a corresponding Local network connection and then reconnect solves the problem immediately. Switching between users, when two of them are connected do not cause this problem. Important: the problem occurs in the account of the user who was logged on the system FIRST after the PC was on, when the user disconnected on newspapers of a SECOND. If the SECOND user is logged in and the FIRST user disconnects, SECOND can still access the internet. It depends only on the sequence of the user's record, not on the particular user name. And one more interesting fact: after each user registered on and outside just for once, the problem seems to disappear until the PC is turned off and turn it back on!

  System details:

  Motherboard: ASUS P8Z77-VLK
  CPU: Intel Core i7 3770 K
  RAM: 8 GB
  OS: Windows 7 x 64

  Hi, Mahesh,

  and thank you very much for your help! Update firmware driver and router LAN did not help me get rid of my problem, but greatly improved my experience of networking in general. Anti-virus software was not guilty, also, but! I found the "iControl" network software, installed as part of Sogiciel 'AI Suite II' (that came on the CD of motherboard ASUS driverssoftware), runnning and causing not only the problem mentioned above, but would also decrease upload speed up to 0.3 MB/s, when download passes to nearly 100 Mbps! Moreover, searching the Internet, I have found a lot of complaints about the behavior of this software, so that people watch you the occasional installation of this piece... sweet ;) As "iControl network" has been uninstalled (not only turned off in the settings of 'Ai Suite II'!), I'm totally happy with my system performance.

  Best regards
  Greg

• Ntuser.dat locked by system after log off

  tons of stuff on the internet about this but no real difficulty. We currently use roaming profiles on a 2 k 3 Server for our Citrix configuration. We met the issue of temporary profiles created because the ntuser.dat file is locked by the system in their ordinary account profile. This has actually been a problem for several years to the contract and I am now cleaning.

  We have the GPO to set to point to a share to store profile data, refers to the configuration of the roaming profile.

  first thing I noticed was tons of SID keys under HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Profile list. I deleted all these keys and profiles on the servers of applications under Docs & settings. now on the first login my account has been created on the server, SID created key. after disconnection of application, he removed key SID in the registry, writes data to the profile on hand but profile left on application server because ntuser.dat has been locked. then, the next time you connect, it starts to create profiles of temperature.

  Maybe it's a little much info for the real problem at hand, but I wanted to explain the Setup here incase it helps.

  does anyone have a solution for this?
  UPHClean is not an option because we use roaming profiles. they are always locked.

  or does anyone have a script that I could use that force a version of the log off?

  any info would be much appreciated. Thank you guys

  Hello

  You can ask your question in the TechNet Forums: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home

  Thank you.

• How to remove "Windows Mail"

  I have a Toshiba laptop and "Windows Live Mail" and "Windows Mail", how do I remove "Windows Mail" from my computer.

  I've been in the program Install & Remove Control Panel, but can not find all titles with "Windows Mail" to remove. ?

  Rick

  Hello RichardShiel,

  Windows mail is installed with the Windows Vista operating system, and therefore cannot be uninstalled. Surprisingly enough, it cannot even be disabled via the Windows features turn on or off the option programs and features.

  However, if you have the version of Vista Ultimate (Please note that I edited this post like initially, I said Pro and Ultimate; it was incorrect, my apologies) you should be able to disable through Group Policy.

  1. press on the Windows and R key to bring up the menu run.

  2. in the Run menu type: gpedit.msc

  3. If you do not have gpedit on your version of Vista, you receive an error message. If you have gpedit on your machine to the Group Policy Editor is now displayed.

  4. once the Group Policy Editor is open look in the left pane and click the option for the Computer Configuration. A list will now be expanded.

  5. then add to the list under administrative templates.

  6 look down this list and develop, the Windows components option.

  7. look in the right pane and scroll down until you come to Windows Mail.

  8. double-click on that.

  9. you should now see two options. (a) turn off the function of communities and the b) disable the Windows Mail application.

  10. double-click on the option turn off Windows Mail to open the Properties window.

  11. in the Properties window, click the active radio button, and then click the OK button.

  12 Finally exit the properties and the Group Policy Editor.

  13. the next time you start your machine that Windows Mail should be disabled.

  As I said this should work if you have the Group Policy Editor.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com