when I go to shutdown it doesnt shut down properly.
Whole system shutdown takes 30s
I tried recovery mode repair but that didnt solved things.
When the Notification come and You confirm it, You shouldn't get a Message like You posted on #3. Can You make a Picture of it to show it here?
Here you go. Fun fact, after this shutdown I only got background imagine, with no apps. (win key works, cant enter terminal) 
But the procedure was the same,
Promt appeared quickly followed by login, then system shut down.
Well i might have found the underlying problem the virt instance is probably preventing proper shutdowns. I have tried shutdown without logging back in and got this:
either this or idk rly what else could be causing it. (this now disppays during shut down process)So, You run Zorin in a VM?
No, zorin it self is main os. I have virt-manager running windows for winapps using libvirt and it really seems like main issue. When I stop VM manualy system now shuts right off without going to login screen. (tho one time it again loaded without any apps and I had to go to recovery to fix GRUB). I have tried to edit /etc/systemd/system.conf DefaultTimeoutStopSec=90s to something like 10s.
I have also tried edit the libvirt-guests file with ON_SHUTDOWN=shutdown SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT=0
Tho neither of them had any effect what so ever. So if you have any ideas how to get arround this it woud be greatly apprisiated.
ps: I have tried to set the "ON_SHUTDOWN=" to "suspend" but result is also the same (ie shutdown hangs up, returns to login screen)
Maybe use a VM with Windows and inmstall the Windows Program You need normal there. Or You could try this new Program called WinBoat.
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