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Thank you, I also found out that if you use the commands Alt+F4 it gives you the old option to just shutdown. Is this also something you have seen, &nbsp;<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/11_w45/518772/altF4.jpg" target="_blank" title="Alt F4 (60 KB)"><img alt="Alt F4" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 487px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/11_w45/518772/altF4.jpg" /></a><br />
Will this work or is it best to change the reg.<br />
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Thank you, I also found out that if you use the commands Alt+F4 it gives you the old option to just shutdown. Is this also something you have seen,  Alt F4https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/11_w45/518772/altF4.jpg
Will this work or is it best to change the reg.

Thanks

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This will work as well. &nbsp;I've changed the registry on my servers so no one accidentally clicks the install updates and shut down option. &nbsp;I prefer to install the updates myself then reboot the system.
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This will work as well.  I've changed the registry on my servers so no one accidentally clicks the install updates and shut down option.  I prefer to install the updates myself then reboot the system.

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I have a question regarding shuting down Win Server 2008 R2 with Exchange 2010 installed in it without installing Windows update. It has the Exchange 2010 roll up update in it and do not want to do this. I will be out of town for shutting down power and a junior admin will be doing it. Even though I have download but let me choose when to install, When I go to the start menu it still says hutdown and apply updates. Thanks
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I have a question regarding shuting down Win Server 2008 R2 with Exchange 2010 installed in it without installing Windows update. It has the Exchange 2010 roll up update in it and do not want to do this. I will be out of town for shutting down power and a junior admin will be doing it. Even though I have download but let me choose when to install, When I go to the start menu it still says hutdown and apply updates. Thanks

Exchange Server Shutdown without installing Server 2008 updates

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Windows Server 2008

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