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<p>That worked. &nbsp;Thanks for your help. &nbsp;That was driving me nuts!<br><br>-Rich</p>
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That worked.  Thanks for your help.  That was driving me nuts!

-Rich

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<p>No Problem Thanks for the Points ;)</p>
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On Server 2019 Azure VM (RDS Role): &nbsp;I restored the machine from an Azure backup successfully. &nbsp;<br />
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Everything seems fine except that every time someone logs on (admin or user) the Shutdown Event Tracker pops up asking what happened. &nbsp;It doesn't matter if the question is answered or not--it keeps coming up. &nbsp;<br />
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How can I get rid of it? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,<br />
-Rich
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On Server 2019 Azure VM (RDS Role):  I restored the machine from an Azure backup successfully.  

Everything seems fine except that every time someone logs on (admin or user) the Shutdown Event Tracker pops up asking what happened.  It doesn't matter if the question is answered or not--it keeps coming up.  

How can I get rid of it?  

Thanks,
-Rich

Shutdown Event Tracker After Azure VM Restore

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Virtualization

Windows Server 2019

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