Note that this may not prevent users from shutting down their remote computers using other means, such as by invoking the shutdown command at a command prompt. You could enable this policy in the GPO that’s linked to the OU where the user accounts of remote workers are found. What it does is prevent users from selecting Shutdown, Restart, Sleep, and Hibernate from either the Start menu or the Windows Security screen. User Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Start Menu and Taskbar
One approach often used is to enable the following Group Policy setting:
Now what? How do you get your office computer up and running when no one is in the office who can press the power button on your computer to boot it up again? And more importantly, is there any way you can prevent this kind of thing from happening if you’re the IT person in charge of managing employees’ computers at your company? Using Group Policy You accidentally (or perhaps intentionally) select Shutdown when you click the Start button in your RDP session, and as a result, your office computer shuts down. So, you’re working from home because of COVID-19 and you’re using Remote Desktop to connect to your Windows 10 office computer via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
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