How to fix "you have no power options available for my domain users in Windows Server 2022 group policy management"

Ebenezer Teye Narh 0 Reputation points
2024-04-29T11:08:34.83+00:00

Users signed into my domain are not able to access the power options,after the users login they are unable to shut down the PC,when they click on the power button sign anytime they want to shut down,there is pop up which says "there are no power options available".I am using Windows Server 2022.Kindly assist.

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-04-29T12:43:33.14+00:00

    Hello Ebenezer Teye Narh,

    Thank you for posting in Q&A forum.

    1.Please check if the users can shut down the machine when the local users sign in the same machine.

    If the local user signs in the machine, he/she can shut down the machine, maybe some user policies control the setting. Please check related user policy as below.

    For checking User Configurations within gpresult, we can follow steps below.

    Logon the machine using normal domain user account (that applies this gpo).

    Create a folder named F1 in C drive.

    Open CMD (do not run as Administrator).

    Type gpresult /h C:\F1\gpo.html and click Enter.

    Open gpo.html and check if there are these gpo settings under "User Details".

    If both local user and domain user can not shut down the machine with the same error message, maybe the computer policies control the setting, then please check point 2.

    2.On one test problematic machine, if you remove the machine from domain to workgroup, please check if the user can shut down the machine.

    If the user can shut down the machine after the machine removed from the domain, you can check the related computer policy as below.

    For checking Computer Configuration within gpresult, we can follow steps below.

    Logon this machine using administrator account.

    Open CMD (run as Administrator).

    Type gpresult /h C:\gpo.html and click Enter.

    Open gpo.html and check gpo setting under "Computer Details".

    I hope the information above is helpful.

    If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to let us know.

    Best Regards,

    Daisy Zhou

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  2. Ebenezer Teye Narh 0 Reputation points
    2024-04-29T15:17:17.7433333+00:00

    Hello Daizy,

    If the local user signs in the machine, he/she can shut down the machine,but its only the domain users who cant shutdown
    I will like to find out what gpo policies you want me to check under the User details.

    Thank you.


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