Still logged in after reboot
Lee H
Member Posts: 1,135
Hi
Not sure if this is a Windows 7 specific problem but seeing as my OS is Windows 7 I shall put it here....
I am logging into a laptop and then choosing reboot - when it comes back on it says I am still logged in?
We also use Novel as our primary login which auto logs us into AD,
Does anyone have any idea what I could try, I have tried Google but no result matched my specific problem
This is what I see after I have rebooted >>> http://cdn9.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/650x250ximage102.png.pagespeed.ic.Uc8j0_oEng.png
Thanks
Lee
Not sure if this is a Windows 7 specific problem but seeing as my OS is Windows 7 I shall put it here....
I am logging into a laptop and then choosing reboot - when it comes back on it says I am still logged in?
We also use Novel as our primary login which auto logs us into AD,
Does anyone have any idea what I could try, I have tried Google but no result matched my specific problem
This is what I see after I have rebooted >>> http://cdn9.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/650x250ximage102.png.pagespeed.ic.Uc8j0_oEng.png
Thanks
Lee
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Pseudonym
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Very strange indeed! I don't have an answer but I thought I'd reply cause I'm also from Liverpool.
It looks like a local account to me from that picture? Or is it a domain account?Certifications - A+, Net+, Sec+, Linux+, ITIL v3, MCITP:EDST/EDA, CCNA R&S/Cyber Ops, MCSA:2008/2012, MCSE:CP&I, RHCSA
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elTorito
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That is weird. If, after a reboot, you open a command line and run net stats srv or net statistics server, does the value given for "Statistics since ..." reflect that a full reboot actually took place?
What happens if you reboot by using shutdown -r -t 0 instead?WIP: CISSP, MCSE Server Infrastructure
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