Shutdown is a built-in command line in Windows that lets you shut down or restart your computer via either the Command Prompt window or the Run dialog box. Note #2, this actually could be useful in the Remote Desktop session where shutdown and restart options are disabled in the Start menu. That’s why pressing Win+D is essential to this. Note #1, you will need to be viewing the Desktop to be able to use this trick to bring up the Shut Down Windows dialog box. Select the options from the drop-down list and hit OK to either Shutdown or Restart. Press Win+D to show Desktop, and then Alt + F4 to open up the Shut Down Windows dialog box. Right-click the Start button or press Win+X keyboard shortcut to bring up the Win+X menu, go to Shut down or sign out, then choose either Shutdown or Restart. Sometimes when there are updates available, it will say “ Update and Shutdown” or “ Update and Restart“. Click Start menu, go to Power and choose Shutdown or Restart. It’s the simplest way everyone should know about. So now, let’s find out… Using the Start Menu So if you are complaining about the difficulty finding a way to shut down your computer you are not doing it right. Other than going through the Start menu, there are quite a few other ways to shut down or restart your computer in Windows 10.
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