Can you shut down Windows 10 more easily? From Windows Vista onwards, Microsoft changed the way they shut down Windows. They made the classic Windows Shutdown feature less obvious by implementing a dropdown menu with the shutdown button on the Start menus.
Although Windows 10 comes with many ways to close it computer your, the classic shutdown dialog is accessible only with the help of a hotkey.
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Today, we will share with us how to create a shortcut to shutdown Windows 10.
All you need is Notepad or Notepad. Open the app, copy and paste the following text:
dim objShell set objShell = CreateObject ("shell.application") objshell.ShutdownWindows set objShell = nothing
Now select from Notepad menu File - Save as and type the name of the file. The important thing is to add the extension ".vbs" to the end instead of the regular .txt.
Advice: You can add the file name and extension inside the quotation marks so that the Notebook does not automatically add the ".txt" extension.
Adding the name you want in quotes will save it as .vbs and not as .vbs.txt. For example "iguru.vbs" and not "iguru.vbs.txt".
Now double it click to the file you saved and you'll see the good old Windows shutdown window.
How does it work:
It's nothing special. Windows gives users access to a wide list objects required to run applications and management of the operating system.
One of these commands is the above. A Shell COM object that allows you to create the script.
If all of the above are Chinese, you can download the script from the link below.
