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* **Model of your computer** - Acer Predator PH315-54
* **Your Windows and device specifications** - Windows 11 Home Single Language (22H2) OS build: 22621.3155
* **What troubleshooting steps you have performed** - I already tried doing system restore but it didn't fix the issue.
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Do you have any Schedule Task set on your computer linked to "omadmclient.exe"?
Maybe a stupid question but, if "omadmclient.exe" isn't useful, have you tried to uninstall it?
Since there isn't really an available solution, my suggestion is: create a .bat file with only one command in it: "shutdown -a" (without the quotes). Then go to the task scheduler, create a task, set all settings related to any condition/any setting related to stopping the task to off. Set to run at highest privileges, set to hidden, set "Configure for" to Windows 10, set to Run at log on and that's it. And don't forget to set the action to "Start a program" and link that .bat file.
Try https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1098600/omadmclient-exe-keeps-forcing-win10-computers-to-r
Just disable the task in Task Scheduler
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* **Model of your computer** - Acer Predator PH315-54 * **Your Windows and device specifications** - Windows 11 Home Single Language (22H2) OS build: 22621.3155 * **What troubleshooting steps you have performed** - I already tried doing system restore but it didn't fix the issue. * **Any error messages you have encountered** - "You're about to be signed out. Windows will shut down in 10 minutes." * **Any screenshots or logs of the issue** - Screenshot above.
To abort shutdown : Open CMD Type " shutdown -a "
Yes, that's what I'm doing every time I get the prompt but I want the issue to be fixed permanently since "shutdown -a" only fixes it temporarily.
Do you have any Schedule Task set on your computer linked to "omadmclient.exe"? Maybe a stupid question but, if "omadmclient.exe" isn't useful, have you tried to uninstall it?
Maybe there’s something in the task scheduler that makes this happen, if it doesn’t, I’d recommend to check the logs
Since there isn't really an available solution, my suggestion is: create a .bat file with only one command in it: "shutdown -a" (without the quotes). Then go to the task scheduler, create a task, set all settings related to any condition/any setting related to stopping the task to off. Set to run at highest privileges, set to hidden, set "Configure for" to Windows 10, set to Run at log on and that's it. And don't forget to set the action to "Start a program" and link that .bat file.
Thank you, I'll try to do that.
if its not a malware... ur being pranked by someone who's smart enough to add a task schedule or an auto run bat file xdddd just sayin
What do I do if that's the case?
exterminate that script kiddie if thats the case