To avoid having to specify the reason for unexpected restarts the next time the OS starts, you can disable the Shutdown Event Tracker. Here is how:

1. Go to Start->Run. Enter the name of the application to launch: gpedit.msc.
The Local Group Policy Editor window will open.

3. On the left, in the expanded Computer Configuration tree, select
Administrative Templates, and then System.

3. In the right pane, open Display Shutdown Event Tracker
, set it to Disabled and save the settings with OK.
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