Beginning with Windows 8, you may have seen that the working framework has gotten somewhat forceful with its need to introduce refreshes when they’re accessible. In the event that you have refreshes pending and you have to shutdown immediately, you’re for the most part stuck between a rock and a hard place.
For instance, suppose you’re on a PC, the battery is currently down to 1%, and you don’t have a charger accessible. On the off chance that you shutdown typically, you need to experience the update procedure — and with 1% battery, your PC could stop in the center, and that could be calamitous.
Luckily, there is a way that you can shutdown the framework and sidestep those pending updates. You don’t require any outsider devices of anything like that. All you need is to open the Command Prompt and type:
shutdown – s – f – t 00
The boundaries are as per the following: – s implies shutdown rather than restart, – f implies power close all projects, and – t 00 methods a postponement of 0 seconds (moment). This order takes a shot at Windows XP and past, up to and including Windows 10.
Note: To open the Command Prompt, open the Run window utilizing Windows + R and type in cmd.
Know that despite the fact that you sidestep the updates to shutdown, the updates will naturally put forth a concentrated effort whenever you boot the framework up. Accordingly, this is certifiably not an ideal workaround for the inadequacies in Windows 10 Update.