A shortcut for shutting down the system

We are all came with a problem or uncomfortability while shutting down the system. Yes, we have to go to the start menu then click the shut down button and then have to choose the shutdown or restart button and then to click OK. Its little bit annoying for people like me. So, here is the solution

You can create a shortcut for the shutdown of the system and we can shut the system with a single click.

Let me show you how to create the shortcut for that.

1) Stay in the desktop.

2) Right click on the desktop

3) Choose new > shortcut

4) Then it will display a text box

5) Enter any of the below line

For shutting down the computer

Shutdown.exe -s -t 00

For restarting the computer

Shutdown.exe -r -t 00

then enter the name as shutdown for the former and restart for the later or according to your interest.

By following the above steps you created a shortcut for shutdown or restart of the computer and reduced your effort on shutting down a system

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