Other reports say (1, 2) that the affected Windows 7 devices can be shut down or restarted by hitting CTL+ALT+DEL and clicking the red icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen.

It is important to know how to properly shut down or restart your computer so that you do not lose data or corrupt important Windows files or Registry locations. Many people think that you shut ...

You don't have permission While Microsoft has done its best to kill off Windows 7, a new bug in the software suggests that it does not want to die. The bug of unknown origins has been hitting ...

The key to shutting down your Windows 7 computer is in the Start menu. Click the Start button in Windows 7 and you'll see, among other items, the shutdown button on the lower right-hand side. The ...

For years, shutting down Windows has been a matter of clicking Start and then Shut Down (or Restart). With Windows 8, Microsoft essentially doesn't want you to shut down your PC.

Windows 7 bug prevents users from shutting down or rebooting computers Another major bug hits Windows 7 after the January 14 end-of-life (EOL) deadline.

You can no longer get free access to Windows 10 and 11 if you’re upgrading from Windows 7 or 8, though you can still go from 10 to 11.

A Windows 7 bug currently prevents many people from shutting down or rebooting their PCs. The cause of the bug is unknown at this time.

Microsoft has confirmed PowerShell 2.0 is officially being removed from Windows, starting with the latest Windows 11 Insider builds – Build 27891 (Canary Channel).

Here's how to shutdown any device running Microsoft's latest operating system for tablets, desktops and laptops, Windows 8.

Tom Cruise's action film has again temporarily halted production due to positive COVID-19 test results, Paramount said Thursday.

Whether your boss just walked into the room or an app has locked up your screen, there are a few easy ways to quickly shut down a Windows 11 PC.