How to make the shutdown faster, how to shut down the computer faster

Shutdown is slow. Optimized with Super Bunny.

End all applications, end all programs in memory.

When the computer is shut down, turn off all programs and shut down again.

Don't load too many apps when you start up.

1. Use the program to shut down.

is a shutdown program, which is saved in the C: Windows System32 folder (C drive is the system disk). Build a quick one on the desktop.

shortcut, right-click and select "Properties" in the pop-up menu. Add "-s -t 10" after the path of the "Target" text box in the properties dialog box, where "-s" stands for shutting down the computer, of course it can be changed to "-r" to restart the computer; "-t" indicates the set countdown time, and the following number "10" indicates 10 seconds. Readers can make changes as they see fit, which greatly reduces the shutdown wait time.

In addition, there is a parameter of "-c shutdown display prompt message", that is, when you want to shut down, the system will pop up a message showing your own settings, note that the shutdown prompt message cannot exceed 127 characters.

2. Make good use of "Task Manager".

Press "Ctrl+Alt+del" in Windows XP to bring up the "Task Manager" window, press and hold the "Ctrl" key while activating the menu "Shut down", and select the "Shutdown" or "Restart" menu item. At this point, you'll find that Windows XP's shutdown speed can be said to be instantaneous (exaggeration).

3. Modify the registry and remember to back it up.

The bulky Windows XP operating system shuts down very slowly, it takes about 30 to 50 seconds, but if you change the registry options according to the methods provided below, your Windows XP system will shut down very quickly. Find the hkey Current User Control Panel Desktop key, and change WaitToKillAppTimeout to 1000, that is, wait only 1 second when closing the program.

200, indicating that the program waits for seconds when an error occurs. 2. Set the autoendtasks value to: 1, and let the system automatically close the program that stops responding.

It only took me five seconds to shut down with the above method, and it used to take more than 30 seconds.

XP system? Press Ctrl Alt del to open Task Manager, click Shut Down, hold down Ctrl mouse click to close, then release the keyboard, and it will turn off in a few seconds.

1. For desktops, as long as you press the power key on the keyboard, you can quickly shut down, but not the standard keyboard does not have the power key.

2. The win key on the keyboard, and then press the right arrow on the keyboard to pop up the shutdown selection menu, we only need to press enter to achieve shutdown.

3. Press and hold alt+f4 at the same time, the shutdown menu will also pop up, and then press enter to shut down.

Extended Information: Computer Shortcuts:

1. Ctrl+F4 function: close the current tab (window).

2. Ctrl+F5 function: refresh the current page.

3. Ctrl+F6 function: switch tabs (windows) forward in chronological order of page opening.

4. Ctrl+F11 function: hide or show the menu bar.

5. Ctrl+Tab function: switch down the tab (window) in a small menu.

6. Ctrl+drag function: save the address of the link or the selected text or the specified ** to a folder (the save directory can be changed, maxthon option to save).

6. Ctrl+keypad'+'Function: 20% enlargement of the current page.

7. Ctrl+keypad'-'Feature: The current page is 20% smaller.

8. CTRL+keypad'*'Function: Restore the zoom of the current page to its original size.

Use ctrl+alt+end This is a normal shutdown, absolutely fast! But some notebooks don't work!

Just use Windows Optimizer to optimize it!

If you want to speed up the shutdown, close the program as much as possible. For example, QQ, **, and other software, make sure to disconnect the network after a complete shutdown. It will be much faster to shut it down again.

If you don't need to end a column of documents, you can use "hibernation" to shut down, which is fast. After turning it off, the power is completely turned off, and it will be turned on directly when it is started, but if it is often hibernated, the life of the memory will be reduced.

There are two ways to do this. 1) Find a way from the hardware, which is very simple, is to increase the memory, so that the programs that need to be closed when your computer is shut down are more quickly.

2) Find a way from the software, now there are a lot of software like Windows Optimizer, but the safest thing is to install the "Rising Card Internet Security Assistant", first of all, it is reliable software, there will be no ***, it has "process management" in it can be convenient to close or define the shutdown of unnecessary processes, so that your computer's startup and shutdown speed is accelerated. You can also try other software, in short, closing unnecessary processes will speed you up, that's for sure.

The above is the last word, there is no error between theory and practice, you can try according to your own needs, the above is a personal opinion, please refer to the decision.