Once the shortcut is named, click Finish.

Click Next, and then type either Shut down, Restart, or Hibernate for the name of the shortcut.

To hibernate the computer, type the following line in the location text field. To restart the computer, type the following line in the location text field. To shut down the computer, type the following line in the location text field.

For the location of the shortcut, enter one of the following commands, depending on what you want to do.Below are the steps required for creating a shutdown, restart, and hibernate shortcut. normally i'll end programs like iTunesHelper.exe, TrueTransparency.exe, etc etc etc.Microsoft Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10 includes a command to shut down the computer through the command line, shortcut, or batch files. i dont end that lol, unless my pc is frozen. The second thing is less important, but would be helpful also and by the way, explorer.exe was just an example.

could someone give me a template on how to make one, if its possible? i can insert all of the process names myself, unless you want me to post them allĪnd another thing - is there a way to make it do the complete opposite of the process listed above? like - start explorer.exe exe file? something like - end explorer.exe exe file, that, when executed, will end all processes listed in the. so before i play ill open up task manager and end all the processes i usually do. Well, ive made a few before (none like this though), and i have recently been doing a LOT more intense gaming with my computer, where any extra program can drop my framerate to below 40.

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