Neither is designed to run on the latest hardware, which may cause system slowdowns and even crashes. To be honest, that may as well be decades in the fast-moving tech industry. Windows 7 and 8 are both several years old. If you delay this upgrade for much longer, you’re leaving yourself open to the following risks: 1. However, the solution is simple: upgrade to Windows 10 to secure all the extra security features and functionality that comes with the new operating software. This will leave you vulnerable to a wide range of risks including cybersecurity attacks and hardware inefficiencies.
What does this mean? While you can still use Windows 7 and Windows 8 after support ends, you won’t receive any further security or functionality updates. Additionally, Microsoft discontinued mainstream support for Windows 8 in January 2018, and will end extended support in January 2023. That’s because Microsoft ended mainstream support for Windows 7 way back in January 2015, and its extended support will end in January 2020. Please do NOT assume you speak on my behalf by marking responses to my questions as answers.If you’re still running Windows 7 or Windows 8, you could be vulnerable to a range of risks. The reason.h file does NOT have the above code listed.Ĭan someone tell me what the above shutdown code is and why RuntimeBroker would be initiating the shutdown?ĪTTENTION MODERATORS: I do indeed mark responses as answers after I have had time to test said response and verify that it works. I then checked the reason.h file as mentioned by Raymond Chen here: I note that the reason code we have, 0x5000000, is NOT listed on the website. I have already checked the following website for shutdown reason codes:
The process C:\Windows\System32\RuntimeBroker.exe (APPLICATIONS) has initiated the power off of computer APPLICATIONS on behalf of user myDomain\Administrator for the following reason: Other (Unplanned) We have the following in the event log of our application server: Windows Server 2016 Standard with all updates as of two weeks prior to this post.
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