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After updating my Windows 10 to creators update (build 15063.138) when I restart or shutdown the PC a screen appears and shows a 'G' app which is preventing the operation.

Is there a way to determine which application it is, or find out more details about it?

I do not see any 'g' running process or installed application in my system.

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Process Monitor will give you much more information about what is running and what those processes are doing.

Begin the shutdown
Cancel once hung
Run Process Monitor and see what is going on.

Then enable verbose shutdown messages:

Run gpedit.msc from the Start menu search
Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System
In the right pane, double-click on Verbose vs normal status messages

You can also get detailed information about shutdown using the Windows SDK:

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Yes has a way to find the hide process and kill it.But for that you will need a special tool called 'Process Explorer' you can download it from here.

I never hear a process called 'G' , but sound like it's a rundll32.exe task , so find it on the process explorer and have a look in the tree of process running under the rundll32.

PS: If you don't find the process in the Process Explorer the chances of you have a malware/virus/worm is big. So my suggestion is to have your PC scanned with a good anti-virus.

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