The very uniform procedure - which almost nobody does
1. Shut off every window one by one
1.1 Make sure all CD/DVD/USB THUMB DRIVES are out of your PC
2. Start>Turn Off Computer>Turn Off
3. Wait till the computer is completely off
4. Switch off monitor
Steps to shut down a computer would include the following, which should be done in the given order:
If you are using Windows, when you tell the system to shut down, any open applications will try to stop the shut down and windows will open a window showing you all those programs and attempt to close them. You can skip the process by pressing Force Shutdown however there is no guarantee that your saved data within those programs will remain.and then you save
Step 1: click your windows icon.
Step 2: click on the little arrow on the bottom right corner.
Step 3: click on the shut-down button.
You have now successfully shut-down your computer.
Or just press Ctrl, Alt and Del and press the little arrow in the bottom right hand corner and click shut-down.
First you must go to the start menu in the left hand corner of the screen and go to shut down.
1)click on 'start'
2)column appears. ON left hand side at bottom click on "shut down"
3)a dilog box appears.
4)click on shut down
Windows OS
1.click the "start menu"
2.click "shutdown "
Linux OS
use the command "shutdown -h now"
turning the computer off
no you are shutting the coumpter down whats the point?
Yes, it should stop all shutting down actions by your computer if the system is overheating.
Have you tried shutting down all programs, then shutting down and re-starting your computer ?
Shutting down means closing or turning off. For instance, when you turn off your computer, you shut it down. When a circus shuts down it's closing.
No.
many reasons but just scan your computer to be on the safeside
You have a virus. Or it is continuously overheating?
Using the "start" button to shut down your computer gives your system a "heads up", if you will, that you are shutting it down. Shutting a computer down abruptly could be destructive to the system if you shut it down in the middle of an important process.
When my computer would unexpectedly shut down on its own it turned out that the processor fan was bad and the computer was shutting down due to the processor overheating.
Re-booting your computer will refresh everything without shutting it down completely.
The hard drive saves all data on your computer and will stay saved after the computer shuts down. RAM will temporally store data but will be deleted after shut down.