Win8 shutdown is not convenient how to do?

If you are used to Winxp, Vista or Win7, and then use Win8 you will feel that this system is too inconvenient. The start menu is gone, and the shutdown button doesn't know where to go. Your unfamiliarity may just be due to the disappearance of the start menu. In fact, the start menu just changed into a form.

It's not suitable for Win8's new start menu. If you use Win8, you may want to find the traditional start menu. Of course, you can use some third-party software to easily retrieve the familiar start menu. However, I recommend that you do not do this. After all, Win8 is different from other Windows versions of Windows. Why not try the new way of operation, maybe not as bad as you think.

Ok, turn to the topic. Let's see how to put the shutdown button on the desktop.

First, right-click in the blank space on the desktop and select “New”——“Shortcut”.

Second, in the Create Shortcut window that opens, type the object location "fill shutdown.exe -s -t 0 Click Next until you are finished. At this time, a new shortcut called shutdown will be created on the desktop.

This way you can shut down as long as you click it. Is it not too good looking? You can right click on ——“property”——“change icon", select an icon in the open change icon dialog box to confirm. The changed

can also be used to restart the computer in the same way, lock the computer and so on to the desktop

Shut down the computer

Shutdown.exe -s -t 0 -s off System-t shutdown time -t 30 30 seconds after shutdown -t 0 Shut down immediately

Restart the computer

Shutdown.exe -r -t 0

Lock the computer (win +l can also lock the computer)

Rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStation

Computer hibernation

rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll, SetSuspendState

Computer Sleep

rundll32.exe powrprof.dll, SetSuspendState 0,1,0

If you want to fix the required files to the start menu, right click on the file and select “ld to fix” Screen & rdquo;.

Pin the Shutdown Button to the Taskbar Right-click on the file and select “ld to fixed to the taskbar”.