Win8 shuts down another stunt, let "Win8 shut down" into the right button

When I first started Win8, I was very uncomfortable. I always felt that the Modern interface was incompatible with the traditional desktop that I was familiar with, and that the shutdown button had to be called up by swiping in the lower right corner. It really didn't fit the mindset. Of course, before writing this article, I also looked for a circle on the Internet, and found that the netizens generally use the method of setting the shutdown icon on the desktop. Of course, there is nothing wrong with this. The key is that it is easy to make mistakes. It's not as good as the author, making a “right-click version” and “shutdown menu”, it turns out that it is still very easy to use.

Figure 1 Final renderings

1. First open the Notepad software and paste the following set of code:

dim objshell

set objshell =CreateObject (“shell.application”)

objshell.ShutdownWindows

Set objShell = nothing

Save it and name it directly as shutdown.vbs.

Figure 2 Editing the Shutdown Script

2. Open Notepad again and paste the second code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[ ,null,null,3],HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTDirectoryBackgroundshellSuperHidden]

@=“Close Windows 8”

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTDirectoryBackgroundshellSuperHiddenCommand]

@=“WScript.exe C:windowsshutdown.vbs”

Still save it and name it reg.reg.

3. Next, drag and drop shutdown.vbs to C:windows, and double-click to execute reg.reg. After seeing the prompt in the figure below, it means that the setup is complete.

Figure 3 prompts the computer common sense after merging the registry

Figure 4 Directly call out the Win8 shutdown panel

4.OK! Try it, now in the resource manager Right click on the mouse anywhere, you can see the newly added "Close Windows 8", click on it will directly bring up the system shutdown selection panel. Did you find out that it is different from the Modern version of the shutdown? Yes! One more "switch user" & " logout & rdquo;.