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How to speed up the shutdown of Windows Vista or XP

problems performance of Windows are a hot topic throughout the blogosphere: tutorials and articles that teach you how Speed \u200b\u200bUp Windows there are plenty in circulation so that it is often difficult to get an idea of \u200b\u200btheir real value and their actual reliability, so I think it is best to proceed with caution (and the appropriate backup or creating a restore point ) before making any type of intervention, particularly if it has to do with changes to the registry.

In this article, for example, we'll see how we can speed up shudown Windows with a simple and safe modification of the registry. The trick is to decrease the waiting time to set the default to 20 seconds for closing services and programs running, after which Windows will start the procedure of forced shutdown:

• Start "regedit.exe "
• Position yourself in the following folder:

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ SYSTEM \\ CurrentControlSet \\ Control 

  
  
• Identify the key

   WaitToKillServiceTimeout 

  
  

  diminuitene and the default " 20000" (20 sec.) Lead to less than that in any case not less than " 5000" (5 seconds)

Obviously the benefits of this change vary widely depending on the software installed on your PC and its hardware features.