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in the task manager under the category shutdown hold ur ctrl button and click on turn off and watch ur computer get shutdown in 1 second.
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Shut down ur computer in 1 second!!!!!!!!!!!
press ctrl+alt+delete.this opens the task manager.
in the task manager under the category shutdown hold ur ctrl button and click on turn off and watch ur computer get shutdown in 1 second.
if u like this post dont forget to thank me
Last edited by nosh981; August 4th, 2009 at 11:46 AM.
Ya man...it shut down just after i clicked....its great....
^ lol wtf did u stole my avatar :S
It doesn't matches with ur name too :P change it pls :D
On topic : cool tip mann !
This isn't the right way to shut down, this basically forces your system to turn off without saving anything or closing apps, it is the equivalent of holding down the power button, shutting the computer down this way many times is not good, and can destroy your data.
i agree with youOriginally Posted by peter13
i will not use it
but it's a very good tip if you want to hide a thing quickly :001_tongue::001_tongue:
indeed, it's not very good for your hard drives...
I don't really like it either that my computer takes so long to shut down (certainly using vista!), but if you think about it: it doesn't really matter, does it?
It does if you want your computer working.
If you have any removable drives (usb) this will cause write errors and may corrupt them.
WHOA, computers are supposed to shut down?
Honestly though, cool tip. How did you find that out anyway?
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This can affect almost any drive that's plugged in, if there is data being written or read and the computer abruptly shuts off, the drives can be corrupted.
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