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\n<\/p><\/div>"} button. This is where you will find a bunch of power options, including to shut down, restart, and sleep, as well as hibernate (Windows 7) and user options. Click on the appropriate option. Here are the options: Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any

Windows Updates. Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again. Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs. Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs. Hibernate - turns off your computer and saves your data to a hibernation file. Useful for airplanes where devices need to be powered down for a period of time. Confirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in. This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes. Force a shut down/restart if programs are not responding. Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart. Press Alt+F4. This will not close your taskbar or desktop, it will bring a popup window. Click on the appropriate option. Here are the options: Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any Windows Updates. Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again. Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs. Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs.

Hibernate - turns off your computer and saves your data to a hibernation file. Useful for airplanes where devices need to be powered down for a period of time. Click on OK. Confirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in. This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes. Force a shut down/restart if programs are not responding. Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart. Locate the start button on the task bar. This is usually in the bottom left corner. Then, right-click. On the right-click menu, choose "Shut down or sign out". In the "Shut down or sign out" menu, choose Sleep, Shutdown or Restart. Confirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in. This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes. Force a shut down/restart if programs are not responding. Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart. Open Command Prompt or Powershell. Type cmd.exe or powershell.exe to start either of the two respectively. Type shutdown -action to shutdown your computer. Here are the codes. -s: shuts down your

computer. -r: restarts your computer. -h: hibernates your computer. Force a shut down/restart if programs are not responding. Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart. Open the charms bar. This is available on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, and can be done by swiping left from the right, or by moving your mouse to either of the right corners. Then choose {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/d\/d0\/Windowssettings.png","bigUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/d\/d0\/Windowssettings.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":445,"bigWidth":760,"bigHeight":735.483870967742,"licensing":"