In mod normal, Closing time (Shut down) of one computer with Windows should be much shorter than start time. In some cases, however, it may happen that the closing time of computers will last much more than they are willing to wait for users (this is usually true for old computers, or when users do not close active applications FROM system). If your computer also takes more time to close after receiving the signal shut down And you want to Increase closing speed its, you can do this very simple by following the method below (so the system will be forced to finish the active processes in a much shorter time, which will reduce the time to close the computer).
How do we reduce the time required for Shut Down for a computer running Windows?
- open Registry Editor (taste regedit in Run And give Enter)
- Navigate to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl
- sub Control, in the right panel, right -click on String Entrance WaitToKillServiceTimeout and select Modify
- then change the value it during the time you want to allocate the closure of the system (1000 = 1 second; Default value varies according to Windows version used)
- then Close the regedit And give restart computer
After you make this change you will notice that closing speed of the computer has increased considerably.
Note: The tutorial is valid for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1
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