That brings another worry into focus - if a user accidentally deletes the files. I think that will be the next step - making the simple reboot batch file and plopping it onto the desktop. No worries, I sincerely appreciate your suggestion and assistance. This screen, as the name implies, allows you to quickly turn. This inspiration of this feature is from iPhone. (Again, haven't tested this either, so not 100% sure if UAC will want admin privileges to run it). Windows 10 tablets and phones have a 'slide to shut down' interface which appears automatically when you long-press the power button. Using this beautiful feature, you can slide the screen and the computer goes to shut mode. Place a shortcut to the batch file on the desktop.

I *assume* you rebooted before testing with the standard local user account?Īnother option would be to create a batch file called Reboot.bat with the command 'shutdown /r'. These are few shortcuts those can be used from the Keyboard to shut down the computer running on Windows operating system. Just use the mouse to slide and shut down the Windows 10 system. I checked the local Admin account too, and thankfully it still has options for Sleep/Shutdown/Restart.Īs I stated, I haven't tested that method on Win 10, but it worked fine in Win 7, with all the other options appearing for the user. Step 3: A lock screen with half image will pop up with an option to slide to shut down your PC. Unfortunately, when I login to the local account and hit the power button in the start menu, a small blank box appears with no options.

I removed 'Users' from the list, but kept 'Administrators'.

Slide to shutdown your pc