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Originally posted by adamvjackson: Quote: Or, depending if this pc is a workgroup/domain pc, you can use local security policy/group policy to grant the shutdown right to the limited user/user group. Checked that and is is enabled by default. Do have a local computer policy in effect but can't find a setting for shutdown!

Originally posted by jmmijo: Quote: I think for the standard user you have to change the shorcut properties to Run-As and then select the local admin account. It will ask for the password for that local admin account as well Just right-mouse click on the desktop shortcut and select Run-As and make the change there. Retest and I bet it will work Tried that however it prompts the user each time for username/password. Any way to build that into the shortcut?

I've created a desktop shortcut to shutdown the computer for users using the command: shutdown -s -t 00 When I created it I tested it as administrator and it worked fine. When users try to use it, it will not work. On another note I created a logoff shortcut: shutdown -l That works fine for both administrators and users. Was wondering what might be causing the shutdown machine shortcut not to work for users??