When you shut down you computer, sometimes you may have applications open that need to be closed. In result, sometimes they may freeze or not respond and you have to manually click ok on several boxes therefore wasting time and electricity. I show how to use registry editor (regedit) to fix that problem. This is a long-term solution. Obviously you could pull the plug, but that wouldn’t be a good idea. Please rate and comment this video. If you like this video then subscribe! Chances are I’ll make more videos in the future you will also like. Start/run/regedit HKEY_USERS/.Default/Control Panel/Desktop Double click AutoEndTasks and change the 0 to a 1 ~wartex8
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no internet =(
just hold donw the power off button Xd
for some reason i think a virus has removed my registry editor because when i type regedit into the run command windows it cant find it. WHY? here is my computer diagnosis:
System:
Microsoft Windows XP
Professional
Version 2002
Service Pack 3
Computer:
Intel (R)
Celeron (R) CPU 2.40GHz
2.42 GHz, 480 MB of RAM (Random access memory)
i had use reginout cleaner it make my computer start and shutdown so fast
I dont have the auto end task their
wow, a couple things; one, these are great tutorials you make! I can tell you’re smart and yet you keep it simple for us. two, you tutorial about the most useful things! I hate always ending programs and such…
thanks again!
You are right, but if a program is not responding, many times it will never respond. This is why end process is useful.
manually ending task instantly shuts down any program.. the program doesnt save any unsaved changes.. so its better to wait for sometime.. anyways thanks to the uploader.. the info is useful 🙂
Now don’t have to click end task thx i subscribe 😀
Thanks a lot for the support 🙂
i can tell u r a good guy at these type of things
so i subcribe
That’s another good option.
just press windows button+R
look at video description and follow the given location. If that doesn’t work then create your own AutoEndTasks
I can’t find the AutoEndTasks can you tell me the fulkl title show i can just create a new string and name it…i deleted it before hehe…thx
i already knew that i mean i read his respons.
but i was sayin u shouldent have problems with shuting down vista because vista has a quicker and easier shut down.
and u really didnt ask a question any way u smart ass
wartex already answerd my questino
you shouldent have a probelm with shuting down with vista.
i have problems using vista as my main operating system so i have to dual boot viast and xp
vista hides the command: the easiest option is just to type the run command into the search thing and hit enter. (so in this case just type regedit and hit enter)
i have vista laptop and i cant find run
Hi!
Well what you could do is delete the programs that are under your startup folder (Start/All programs/Startup)
This is just what I need
I always have to end 3 or 4 programmes which run automatically on startup, so this is useful. 🙂
thanks
I don’t know. The problem with vista is the AutoEndTask value does not exist. You might be able to add the value as a 0. I haven’t tried yet. (type regedit in the search thing to bring up registry editor)
good vid