Users with higher session IDs may not see some of the deployments in Software Center. For example, multiple users on a remote desktop environment. If multiple users are using a device at the same time, the user with the lowest session ID will be the only one to see all available deployments in Software Center. Your IT admin may disable some aspects of Software Center. For more information, contact your IT admin. If your organization is using an older but still supported version of Software Center, not all features are available. This article describes the latest features of Software Center. General notes about Software Center functionality: To get started, see How to open Software Center. Software Center is installed automatically on Windows devices that your IT organization manages. This user guide explains the functionality of Software Center for users of the computer. Your organization's IT admin uses Software Center to install applications, software updates, and upgrade Windows. Luckily we can use a bit of PowerShell and WinAPI to to hack the window properties to hide it :-)Īre there any instructions on how to actually copy/paste/run the powershell commands to close the annoying software center window? I’m getting an error when I copy and paste each line.Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch) Update: Since the update window is “always on top” and can’t be closed it blocks your view in a pretty annoying way. I’m guessing that the shutdown command is not issued until 15-30 minutes before it should go off. Note: If it does not work and you get a message that there is no shutdown in progress, try again later. Now you can finish your work at your own pace, before restarting your computer. The countdown window will still be open, but when reaching zero nothing will happen! That never worked for me, but I discovered that there was an easy way to stop the process. So what can you do? I’ve seen others talk about shutting down Windows Services. You can’t close this window or ask it to stop the shut down. If your company uses System Center you may recognize the following dialog informing you that Your Computer is About to Restart: Note: Skip to Update 2 at the bottom for the latest working method! (My personal favorite is when the company forced me to restart my computer in the middle of a service window when I was upgrading a system for said company…) This is at best annoying, at worst it can ruin your work if you for example have a long running process in progress. IT-departments may require you to restart your computer to complete updates they have pushed out.
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