Make the Shutdown Icon on Your Desktop and Others.
Intro: Make the Shutdown Icon on Your Desktop and Others.
Create shutdown, restart, log-off and hibernate shortcuts for your desktop.
STEP 1: Starting!!
- Right click your desktop
-> New
-> Shortcut
-> New
-> Shortcut
STEP 2: The Location.
Enter the following based on your desired shortcut
Shutdown: shutdown -s -t 0
Restart: shutdown -r -t 0
Logoff: shutdown -l -t 0
Hibernate: rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll, SetSuspendState Hibernate
Shutdown: shutdown -s -t 0
Restart: shutdown -r -t 0
Logoff: shutdown -l -t 0
Hibernate: rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll, SetSuspendState Hibernate
STEP 3: The Title.
Anything works here.
STEP 4: Changing the Icon.
This is a functional shortcut, you may want to give it an icon though. So right click it and choose "Properties".
STEP 5: Choosing the Icon.
- Change Icon...
- Choose your icon
- Done!
- Choose your icon
- Done!
63 Comments
Johnsonsaji01 3 years ago
Is there another way
not a toad 17 years ago
kevinf197 5 years ago
I am looking at a "shellmenuview" of all the commands currently in use on a win-7-64-ultimate PC and have shutdown.exe listed 3 times with arguments for...
Shut Down Computer as shutdown.exe -s -t 00 -f
Restart Computer as shutdown.exe -r -t 00 -f
Log Off as shutdown.exe -L
all residing in the ROOT hive of the registry @ \DesktopBackground\shell\"insert function name here-without the quotation marks"\Command
FYI: Vista keyboard shortcut key combo's..
Win + Right Arrow + Enter Sleep Mode
Win + Right Arrow (x3) + Enter Shut Down
Win + Right Arrow (x3) + U Shut Down
Win + Right Arrow (x3) + R Restart
Win + Right Arrow (x3) + W Switch User.
Have a "be nice" day ;-)
mireshs 9 years ago
for recovering deleted data first you will need to try multiple softwares . (free)1 glareutilities ,2. mini tool partition wizard(it has a recovery tool) ,3 tune up utilities write one of the name in google search engine and you will get the download link .I have use above softwares. there are many softwares . never pay for a software without trying it first to see if it works or not.
reima.soma 9 years ago
Thanks
reima.soma 9 years ago
Thanks
tbarkdull 17 years ago
dddstein 12 years ago
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Guddu 12 years ago
i mean d processess....can i see them!!!
arun.luv 17 years ago
faiztalab 16 years ago
faizkhan124 13 years ago
MairseyDotes 15 years ago
1. Don't write anything else to the disk until you finish recovering the data.
2. Learn the details of your file system (FAT, FAT32, NTFS, ext3, or whatever).
3. Find the first block containing data from your deleted file. copy the data using a hex editor to a new file. This file must be on a different drive (A USB stick, perhaps).
4. Repeat step 3 for each subsequent block, appending it to the end of the new file.
Or go read this HOWTO: http://lifehacker.com/393084/how-to-recover-deleted-files-with-free-software
Good luck.
DJP4VEP 15 years ago
GEEK1 14 years ago
SCRIPTmaster 15 years ago
you can do it my way!
MairseyDotes 15 years ago
THE_GEEK2007 16 years ago
jorjee 16 years ago