Windows 10: Random restart from User32, event 1074 PART 2

Discus and support Random restart from User32, event 1074 PART 2 in Windows 10 Performance & Maintenance to solve the problem; I have the exact same error and problem as this guy. He never got a solution, the only thing that worked was a clean install of Windows 10. But the... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Performance & Maintenance' started by Nick Moore1, Apr 12, 2023.

  1. NICK MOORE1
    Nick Moore1 Win User

    Random restart from User32, event 1074 PART 2


    I have the exact same error and problem as this guy. He never got a solution, the only thing that worked was a clean install of Windows 10. But the link he posted was removed and the thread was locked, so I'm opening up another one. The problem is that shutdown.exe is randomly shutting down our computer even as we're using it, and it gives no reason for this to happen. The reason code, which they never told him what it meant, is 0x800000ff. The message in Event Viewer reads The process C:\Windows\system32\shutdown.exe DESKTOP-SKQF2RI has initiated the shutd

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    Nick Moore1, Apr 12, 2023
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  2. JESSEN P
    Jessen P Win User

    Hello could you tell me what is user32 event 1074, could you please help, i would like to disable this User 32

    Hi Michael,

    Thank you for being part of Microsoft Community.

    • Where have you found this User32 and Event ID 1074?
    • Is it in any way slowing the performance of computer?

    Please reply to the questions in order to assist you in a better way.
     
    Jessen P, Apr 12, 2023
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  3. FREDERIK LONG
    Frederik Long Win User
    user 32 event id 1074

    What exactly is a "proper sutdpwsh"?

    What is the text you see against message 1074?
     
    Frederik Long, Apr 12, 2023
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  4. DEBASISHNAG
    debasishnag Win User

    Random restart from User32, event 1074 PART 2

    user 32 event id 1074

    is event id 1074 can be occured for a clean and proper sutdpwsh? i have windows 7 ultimate and whenever i shutdown my pc then i can find user 32 event id 1074 in event viewer twice. pls explain this please
     
    debasishnag, Apr 12, 2023
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