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			| Re: Windows shutdown issue...I have nowhere else to go. [message #301961 is a reply to message #301939] | 
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		| Coveman wrote on Sat, 08 December 2007 18:40 |  
 | Dave Anderson wrote on Sun, 09 December 2007 01:14 |   The .NET Framework will not cause that problem.  Go to Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Change the way users log on or off, and check the 'Use Welcome Screen' checkbox.
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Everytime I install .Net Framework it changes my windows logoff screen. 
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The .NET Framework is a set of libraries required for the CLR; it should not affect anything else.  Make sure you are not installing any extras with the framework and that you only get it from MSFT's website directly.  Else, I suggest you submit a support request to MSFT regarding this problem if it persists so they can create a hotfix.
		
		
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			| Re: Windows shutdown issue...I have nowhere else to go. [message #302251 is a reply to message #301920] | 
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		Go to user accounts, "change the way users log on and off" 
 
Check "use fast user switching' and " use the welcome screen" 
 
The welcome screen is the screen when you turn on your PC, it says loading windows, and it shows your user icons, then when logging off/shutting down, it will show the 3 buttons rather than a list. 
 
This may or may not have anything to do with .framework, but it might have changed your settings, it can be easily changed back, my computer for school I recieved had the same annoying problem, so I went searching on my own and found out you can chaneg it from a busienss type layout, to a normal home layout. 
 
		
		
 
   
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		| AoBfrost wrote on Mon, 10 December 2007 10:20 |   Go to user accounts, "change the way users log on and off" 
 
Check "use fast user switching' and " use the welcome screen" 
 
The welcome screen is the screen when you turn on your PC, it says loading windows, and it shows your user icons, then when logging off/shutting down, it will show the 3 buttons rather than a list. 
 
This may or may not have anything to do with .framework, but it might have changed your settings, it can be easily changed back, my computer for school I recieved had the same annoying problem, so I went searching on my own and found out you can chaneg it from a busienss type layout, to a normal home layout. 
 
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Yeah, that did the trick. Your a hero. Even tough I feel stupid now. 
 
It was badly annoying, because on top of the prompt when I shut down, when I used ctrl+alt+del it would pop up a prompt with six options instead of just opening the task manager...lame. 
 
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