1. Right-click on Taskbar and select “Properties“.
2. Goto “Start Menu” tab and select “Classic Start menu“.
3. Click on “Customize” button and make sure “Display Log off” option is checked. Now apply it.
After all this, click on Start button and select “Log off”. And whats that? It didnt ask you “Are you sure or not?”
In earlier versions of windows, it used to confirm the action, whenever we click on “Log off”. It was quite useful coz lots of time we clicked on “Log off” by mistake and if it asks for confirmation, then we can simply click on “No” button.
But in Vista, it doesnt ask for confirmation and if u clicked on it by mistake then u’ll loose all ur opened documents (if not saved), u’ll loose all ur websites opened, etc.
Today I changed my startmenu to Classic in vista and was checking options in startmenu and I clicked on “Log off” button to check what message it shows? But for my wonder it didnt ask anything and logged off me from windows and I lost all the sites, that were opened in the browser. Its not good.
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