SOLVED: Windows 10 shutdown button missing from Start Menu
1. Tweak your Registry
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2. Use a .bat file
This is a quicker way to do that steps above by downloading a “.bat” file to do all them for you but for a more detailed understanding on what exactly you modify in the registries it is recommended to do the first tutorial.
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3. Check Group Policy settings
Now, if the Shutdown button is not available in the Start Menu or it’s greyed out, this may be due to incorrect Group Policy settings. As a result, you can quickly fix this issue by applying the correct settings. So, there you have three methods to use if you want to add the shutdown button to your Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 device. Although, in some cases you really don’t need the shutdown button, it is still a good idea to know how you can add it just in case you might want to use it in the future. SPONSORED RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:
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