Win7 setting up the registry to shorten the computer shutdown time

Win7 system shutdown to shut down some of the programs can be normal shutdown, but sometimes the opportunity to remind the waiting program shutdown, this is how it? This is due to the Win7 settings, it will extend the computer shutdown time, there is any way to shorten the shutdown time, you can set up the registry to solve the problem, Let's look at the concrete solution together.

The specific methods are as follows:

1, at the same time press the keyboard "Windows key +r Key", (window key is CTRL with ALT Middle key), open "run";

2, input regedit click "OK";

3, open "Registry Editor";

4, in the Open "Registry Editor" in the left window, sequentially expand "Hkey_local_machinesystemcurrentcontrolsetcontrol";

5, click the "Control" folder to find the right side of the "WaitToKillServiceTimeout";

6, double click "WaitToKillServiceTimeout", in the pop-up "Edit string" window, the default numeric data is "12000", which means 12 seconds;

7. In the Edit String window, change 12000 in the numeric data to 1000, or 1 seconds;

8, click "OK", the shutdown can be restarted.

The above tutorial content is Win7 sets up the registry to shorten the computer shuts down the time the method, everybody when setting up the registry to pay attention to the backup file, avoids the file to lose.