Ubuntu 26.04 after sudo reboot in terminal, gives me 10 inhibitors listed after running for 24 hrs

Ubuntu Version:
26.04 LTS,

gnome

Problem Description:
open terminal, enter, sudo reboot

11 inhibitors stop it from rebooting,

the problem is, google AI say that it is not normal to stay persistent for more than 12 hours straight

“““““““““““““““““““““““Stays Persistent For More Than 12 Hours Straight”””””’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’

sorry about format below cut and paste from terminal

NetworkManager 0 root 1926 NetworkManager sleep NetworkManager needs to turn off networks >
Realtime Kit 0 root 2223 rtkit-daemon sleep Demote realtime scheduling and stop canary. >
UPower 0 root 2421 upowerd sleep Pause device polling >
Unattended Upgrades Shutdown 0 root 2066 unattended-upgr shutdown Stop ongoing upgrades or perform upgrades before shutdown >
GNOME Shell 1000 3722 gnome-shell sleep GNOME needs to lock the screen >
GNOME Shell 1000
3722 gnome-shell sleep GNOME needs to save screen time data >
1000 3841 gsd-power handle-lid-switch External monitor attached or configuration changed recently >
1000 3839 gsd-media-keys handle-power-key:handle-suspend-key:handle-hibernate-key GNOME handling keypresses >
1000 3706 gnome-session-s shutdown user session inhibited >
1000 3839 gsd-media-keys sleep GNOME handling keypresses >
1000 3841 gsd-power sleep GNOME needs to lock the screen

i3 14100

16 gig ddr5

rtx 5050

dual boot

nvme windows

ssd ubuntu 26.04

gigabyte z790 UD AC

vizio monitor

What I’ve Tried:

google AI suggest disabling all time out’s but also said that it might be dangerous ??

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The trick is to call it without sudo, otherwise the system is trying to prevent the “evil admin” from destroying user sessions.

It’s best to paste such content into a CODE (pre-formatted text) element; click the </> on an empty line and then paste.

Google is just demonstrating that “Ai” has nothing to do with intelligence. :wink:

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