How can I suppress giving a reason for shutdown on a Windows Server host?
Specifically, on 2008 R2, but all versions back to 2003 and up to 2012 would be appreciated.
Suppressing the “reason” for shutdown on Windows Server
shutdownwindows-server-2003windows-server-2008-r2windows-server-2012windows-server-2012-r2
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Best Answer
You will need to modify the group policy that is applied to the servers. Open up the Group Policy Management Console and navigate to Computer Configuration >> Administrative Templates >> System and select "Display Shutdown Event Tracker." Disable that option.