I used "Ctrl+Shift+F2" and Windows 11 suddenly restarted. During translation, using this shortcut did not trigger restart before.
If I am adding new terms quickly by clicking with the mouse cursor on the corresponding icon in the ribbon, no restart is being executed.
Why Windows restarted because of this shortcut all of a sudden?
This is very unlikely to be caused by Trados Studio itself. More likely the shortcut either:
If you need to get to the bottom of this then first test Ctrl+Shift+F2 outside of Trados... in Notepad for example and see what happens. Restart your computer and try the shortcut in Trados again and see if it restarts. If it does then check for any global hotkey mappings in:
In fact in any 3rd party tools you might be running. You could also use the windows Event Viewer to check what triggered the restart. To do that:
Open Event Viewer
Press Windows key + R to open the Run dialogue.
Type:
and press Enter.
Navigate to the Right Section
In the left-hand tree, expand:
Filter the Events (optional but useful)
Click on "Filter Current Log..." (in the right-hand pane).
In the Event IDs field, enter the following:
Then click OK.
These IDs help you find:
1074→ Clean shutdown or restart (triggered by a user or process)
6006→ The Event Log service was stopped (normal shutdown)
6008→ Unexpected shutdown (e.g. crash or forced restart)
Review the Relevant Entries
Look at the Date and Time to match when the issue occurred.
Double-click any event to open details.
Focus on the General tab – it may say things like:
"The process C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe initiated the restart of computer..."
or
"The previous system shutdown at HH:MM:SS on DD/MM/YYYY was unexpected."
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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This is very unlikely to be caused by Trados Studio itself. More likely the shortcut either:
If you need to get to the bottom of this then first test Ctrl+Shift+F2 outside of Trados... in Notepad for example and see what happens. Restart your computer and try the shortcut in Trados again and see if it restarts. If it does then check for any global hotkey mappings in:
In fact in any 3rd party tools you might be running. You could also use the windows Event Viewer to check what triggered the restart. To do that:
Open Event Viewer
Press Windows key + R to open the Run dialogue.
Type:
and press Enter.
Navigate to the Right Section
In the left-hand tree, expand:
Filter the Events (optional but useful)
Click on "Filter Current Log..." (in the right-hand pane).
In the Event IDs field, enter the following:
Then click OK.
These IDs help you find:
1074→ Clean shutdown or restart (triggered by a user or process)
6006→ The Event Log service was stopped (normal shutdown)
6008→ Unexpected shutdown (e.g. crash or forced restart)
Review the Relevant Entries
Look at the Date and Time to match when the issue occurred.
Double-click any event to open details.
Focus on the General tab – it may say things like:
"The process C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe initiated the restart of computer..."
or
"The previous system shutdown at HH:MM:SS on DD/MM/YYYY was unexpected."
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
________________________
Design your own training!
You've done the courses and still need to go a little further, or still not clear?
Tell us what you need in our Community Solutions Hub
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