How to set up an application that does not respond automatically when the computer shuts down?

Sometimes you run some programs in the background, in the shutdown will eject no response, resulting in the normal shutdown, especially those impatient small partners, point off the machine on the flash, sleep a look back, still in a certain program does not respond, manual shutdown to shut down the interface. How do I get it to automatically end an application that doesn't respond? This example takes Windows XP as an example.

1, as the figure, sometimes encountered this situation, we have to use the registry to enable those who do not respond to automatically shut down the program.

2, click "Start"-"Run", open the "Run" dialog box, enter "Regedit", open Registry Editor.

3, in the Registry Editor to navigate to the "HKEY_USERS." DefaultControl paneldesktop ".

4. In the right pane, locate the "Autoendtasks" key value, and if not, create a new string value named "Autoendtasks." and change the value of the above key values to "1".

5. Similarly, find or create a "waittokillapptimeout" key value, modify the value to "2000", this 2000 is milliseconds, when there is no response to the program, wait 2 seconds, and then automatically end the corresponding program.

6, OK, close the registry, restart the computer to try it.