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rcoop wrote: Here is a Windows XP Registry Trick: [NOTE: Backup your registry before trying anything in it... you can easily make your system unstable, and worse unuseable... forcing you to reload everything from backup (ok... I said backup enought right?!) Disable XP Shutdown:Why? It is often good for POS systems and maybe systems you have background services running, where you don't want it to get inadvertantly shutdown.How? Go to the following registry entry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer Create a new DWORD value called 'NoClose' (without the quotes), and give it a value of '1'. Reboot the computer for the registry value to take affect.Okay, Cool, but now how do I close it down? You can still close down the XP machine by hitting CTRL+ALT+DELETE and selecting Shut Down from there.How do I restore normal shutdown ability? Just delete the DWORD value from the registry, and reboot the machine.
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