This error will occur if a Windows shutdown is triggered by an
Admin level app, rather than directly by the user. For example if you
are installing a new driver and it requests a shutdown that will trigger
the error. Or one app that will trigger it every time you shutdown is
Start10, the start menu replacement utility. Since if you shutdown via
the start menu the shutdown command will be coming from Start10 every
time.
The error itself shouldn't have any negative side
effects, it just occurs because the Control Panel is attempting to
identify the admin level app that triggered the shutdown by using Window's
"Tasklist" function. But since Windows is shutting down
Tasklist
fails to run.
If
you are seeing problems you think may be related to this error, please
let us know. But you can also prevent the error from occurring by
disabling the Control Panels ability to detect apps running as Admin. To
do this just open the Control Panels options menu and disable the "Detect admin level apps" setting. Apply the change then exit and relaunch the Control Panel for it to take effect.
Just note that with this feature disabled the only other way to let the Control Panel detect Admin level apps for profile switching is to also run the X1 Control Panel as Admin.