Windows 10: on a restart Fall Creators Update reopens apps from before

Nice way to do it.

I agree we have an understanding now. A quick tutorial on this would be nice (especially toolbars - never used them before), or else this post will fade to lower pages.

 

For taskbar toolbars: *Smile

Add Toolbars to Taskbar in Windows 10 Customization Tutorials

 

Some notes in Restart Computer in Windows 10 about the changed behaviour since 1709 would help too. Feel free to include any (or none) of my summary *Smile

 

Notes added to those tutorials. *Smile

 

Is there a registry tweak we can change this behavior in, or can we modify the start binary? Or disable the bookmarking entirely?

 

This happened to me the first day after updating to the fall creators. A problem I have specifically set to NOT start at startup started at startup. Presumably because it was running before the reboot. I thought this was a new feature that wasn't supposed to be rolled out until the next major update.

 

And i thought Microsoft couldn't be any more annoying at this point with their useless features. From all other stupid features so far, this is by every means the worst. It is anti-consumer not to let us choose, and can be a great security risk for people like me that NEED a completely NEW session every time they start. This is typical consumer-hostility from Microsoft. @-Microsoft You are NOT doing us any favor of forcing these "seamless" features onto us, quite the opposite.

I hope there can be found a fix for it asap, i looked through the entire Group Policy Editor, but i found nothing, so whoever has a better idea, please, share it with us.

 

I didn't find anything in the feedback hub about this, so i created a entry. Please up-vote so we can get attention to this.
Feedback Hub - Windows Insider

 

Workaround was described earlier in this thread. Just don't use shutdown from start menu, use alternate ways.

 

Having the exact same issue... Why would Microsoft do this without even giving you the option to disable it!

 

That's not exactly the workaround i was meaning really, i mean a workaround that let's me use standard Windows function as they were meant to be.

 

I haven't read this whole thread, but has anyone tried closing all apps before shutdown?