Ending the current computing session and stopping power flow to the unit; either by pressing and holding the power button (hard shut-down), starting a shut down process via your operating system (soft shut down), or in serious cases pulling the power cord from the computer (crash shut down).
Left click the desktop then hit Alt+F4.
Go to Start and then go to shutdown If that won't work then hit the power button if that won't work then hold down the power button. If that work work then unplug your computer or if you run a laptop take out the battery. and if that won't work call some scientists because you computer can run off nothing.
Do it would be the general way forward. To prevent this happeneing again. Make sure that you are turning the computer off from the windows start icon in the lower left corner. Do NOT turn off the power to the computer from the mains. Refrain from turning off the computer from the power button
of course it does when you get to your desktop
It depends how long you are planning on leaving it for. If it is for overnight or longer then, yes, turn it off. If you are leaving it for less then an hour then you don't need to turn it off. If you need to leave it but are planning on going back on then there should be a hibernate or sleep option to use on your computer. Hope this helps!If you are not planning to use the computer for a long period of time, Turn it of.f it may be idle for an hour or less, use the hibernate setting,
computer turn button is located on the cpu or on casing of your cpu by which you can turn off your computer, but it is not a safe way to turn your computer off instead of shut down from the start menu option,
Go to "start" (this is if you have windows) Go to "turn off computer" Then click on "turn off'' And the computer will shut itself down. Some computers you can just use the button on the computer, but some don't like this and repeated use will cause issues. You can go to the Help Center on your particular computer and ask. It should tell you how if the first answer here doesn't apply.
The best way to shut down Windows XP is to go to the Start Menu, click Turn Off Computer, and then click the Turn Off Computer icon.
You turn your computer all the way off and restart it
Left click the desktop then hit Alt+F4.
To operate a lamp switch, simply flip it up to turn the lamp on and flip it down to turn it off.
Go to Start and then go to shutdown If that won't work then hit the power button if that won't work then hold down the power button. If that work work then unplug your computer or if you run a laptop take out the battery. and if that won't work call some scientists because you computer can run off nothing.
Since it appears that you are using a Lenovo computer, try contacting their tech support for help. Meanwhile, press and hold the power button for a few seconds to force it to turn off (warning: might cause problems).
Do it would be the general way forward. To prevent this happeneing again. Make sure that you are turning the computer off from the windows start icon in the lower left corner. Do NOT turn off the power to the computer from the mains. Refrain from turning off the computer from the power button
If you have this problem download anti spyware scan windows movie maker to see if it has any problems if it does delete it and download it again p.s this might not work he said unfreeze not see if it has a virus and yes there is a way, turn the computer off(i had 10 minutes of video but had to turn off the computer/laptop)
That is because your computer has got a virus. To get rid of the virus turn off your computer for about 3 weeks and it will find its way out, My computer here has lived to type the tale
Turn your thermostat to 40*. That oughta do the trick. I have tried that and it did not go off the onle way to turn it off now is to turn the car off