A system shutdown is in progress.(1115) First, you need to try to stopping winlogon.exe process remotely, you can use PSKILL tool to kill the process and allow the computer to continue shutdown process. Pskill Computer-Name winlogon. Sometimes, the issue is related to “Windows Modules Installer” service. Shutdown /a /m hyper1vm6 hyper1vm6: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115) taskkill /s hyper1vm6 /U administrator /P password /im lsass.exe Causes a panic and the operating system HAS to restart.

We start with a base image for windows 2016 and windows 2016 core directly from iso. This packer template clones that vm and applies windows patches, reboots, applies windows patches again (because windows tends to require this multiple times), then reboots. The reboot following each of the windows 2016 patches cause the vm to go into the 'Getting Windows ready. Don't turn off your computer' state.

The windows-restart provisioner completes prior to the machine even shutting down. We have confirmed this behavior by adding -debug and stepping slowly through and watching the vm. Packer version: 1.2.0 to 1.3.1. Host platform: Windows 2016 and Windows 2016 Core. Template sample:. Windows update script just calls Install-WindowsUpdate -MicrosoftUpdate -AcceptAll -IgnoreReboot -VerboseIn the following screenshot you can see the machine is still on even though the windows-restart provisioner claims the machine successfully restarted. If we wait there for 5 or so minutes, the vm starts a progress counter, once it gets to 100% it reboots.

It happens after windows patches have been applied no matter which reboot it is. It's not about WinRM coming up to fast, the problem is that the server takes a while to go down because it's in the 'Getting Windows ready.

Don't turn off your computer'. For some reason this state allows packer to pass the TryCheckReboot at even though the machine has not even gone down yet. So the subsequent provisioners start executing thinking that the reboot is done, then the reboot actually happens mid-sebsequent provisioning steps. Best case scenario the build fails, worst case is that it succeeds and never rebooted because then the patching will not be fully applied.

I'm also experiencing this problem when trying to use PSWindowsUpdate 2.0.0.4 to perform windows updates on Windows Server 2016 (or even just showing the available updates). This problem ONLY happens on Hyper-V; the exact same stuff works just fine under Virtual Box. This occurs with both packer 1.3.1 and 1.2.5.The symptoms are that soon after my script issues an Install-WindowsUpdate or Show-WindowsUpdate, the next provisioner step executes (which of course, is a windows-restart!).Windows Updates in our environment take anywhere from 3 minutes to 30 minutes, so adding a sleep statement is terribly unreliable.Whatever PSWindowsUpdate is doing under Hyper-V, seems to trick Packer into thinking that the step is completed (successfully, too!), when in fact it still has a long way to go.

What is your detailed setup if I might ask? I'm building using a quite similar setup and it works fine for me.I have Windows 10 Pro latest for the Hyper-V and VirtualBox host, with Packer 1.2.5.

Updates and windows-restart work fine with Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows 2016 Standard and Standard Core guests. For the guests I'm using the publicly available evaluation ISOs.The only Windows Update customization I make is I turn off automatic Windows Updates as the first thing after the first boot to make sure it kicks off only when I request it. I'm not certain this is a problem with the windows-restart provisioner per se.

It appears to me that its a problem where the regular powershell provisioner is thinking a step is completed (and thus, moving on to a windows-restart step which is always next with windows updates) prematurely. Its like whatever Windows update processes are doing during the step are tricking packer+hyperv+powershell into thinking the step is complete when it is still active.I personally am only seeing this behavior with HyperV; with virtual box it behaves as expected (ie, waits for the long windows update process to finish before moving on to the next provisioner step; which in these scenarios are always windows-restart). As soon as I think I've finally nailed this provisioner to the wall, someone walks in with another bug 😭I'll see if I can add whatever error code is generated by 'Getting Windows ready. Don't turn off your computer' and make sure it doesn't pass the check.Hey there.

We're also experiencing this issue after upgrading to 1.3.1.I took the liberty to have a look at the code. Seems to me that an unnecessary break statement found it's way into the branch that invokes sleeping after checking the reboot condition. Thus, it never loops again as intended. For what it's worth, I commented out the break mentioned above and recompiled the binary, tested against my previously failing code where the windows-restart provisioner now properly loops when receiving the 1115 return code, until the VM has actually actually restarted. Azure-arm: Waiting for machine to restart.azure-arm: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)azure-arm: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)azure-arm: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)azure-arm: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)azure-arm: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)azure-arm: restarted. Worked for me.

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It failed before on my 1703 host but with this version verything works just fine. I also had the same issues on another host, 1803, but I did not try the fix there., it can be some timing difference between slower and faster hosts maybe? How exactly is it going on your 1803, is packer really waiting for the updates installation and the output is something like this? virtualbox-iso: Restarting Machine virtualbox-iso: Waiting for machine to restart.virtualbox-iso: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)virtualbox-iso: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)virtualbox-iso: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)virtualbox-iso: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)virtualbox-iso: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)virtualbox-iso: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)virtualbox-iso: #.

Martin9700 wrote:No reason the command line won't work:shutdown /r /m computernameYou can also use Computer Management, attach to the remote server, then right click on the server name, go to properties and shutdown from the menu items there (I forget exactly where it is and I don't have a server at home right now (new hardware has been ordered, just waiting for it to arrive!!)yes i had already tried this in cmd and i receive back the answer:Shutdown in progress. (1115)This for about like 1 hour and it is not restarted.i dont found the option in computer Management (and yes i am able to connect to the server with computer management). Da Beast wrote:you may have to abort the last shutdown and use a force option. Maybe a program is prompting the console - are you sure? Type message.shutdown -r -m computername -t 0 -fshutdown -a -m computernamesecond one is the abort commandAlso when i am trying to abort the remote shutdown operation i receive the same message:pc name: A system shutdown is in progress.(1115)I am curios what it means the nr. 1115 in any case i had spoken with my father and told him where are my keys and he will go to the factory to restart it if i am not able to do it remotely. Hadi Masud wrote:ErvinB i'm little bit confused by your best answer selection.The best answer is not a answer at all.

It's a fault process you described which got solved automatically.Since you asked a Question, ppl are trying to help you. You sould be selecting a answer that best help you (not necessary solved the issue).No offence!!!

Just what i thought or my view towards the community.The problem is that i was not able to wait any longer, all the systems must be running tomorrow morning, i know that this operation was not the smartest but it was the most simple and without risk.