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Add right-click context menu entry for shutdown from desktop | My Tech Yard
How about having a Right Click menu to shut down ? After a lot of trial and errors , I was able to find this.
This tutorial explains you how you can change registry entries to create a new right click context menu entry to shutdown the system. After registry changes, your desktop context menu looks like this
Editing registry entries can be risky, follow the mentioned steps properly , else, if you get confused in between, revert the changes and close the registry editor
Steps :
– First, open the registry editor : Start Menu -> Run : type regedit , You should see the following main keys
– Expand the key, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT , Then Search for “Desktop” : Expand the key showed below (shell)
Please note that , some of the desktop context menu entries are visible under this key, You can verify if you have selected the correct key by cross checking the sub-keys with the desktop context menu entries, Also this tutorial has been tested in Windows 7, Please use the proper desktop key whatever available in your operating system , and verify the sub-keys.
– Expand Shell, and notice few desktop context menu entries. Right click on Shell, and select NEW->Key
– Name the key as “Shut Down”
– Expand newly created key “Shut Down” and create one more key under “Shut Down” , name this key as “command”
– Double click on command key, on the right panel, you will see “Default” value for this key, Double click on “Default“.
– Change the value to “shutdown -p” as shown in the above picture, and click on OK.
– Close the registry editor.
Now , right click on the desktop, you should see the option for shut down, click the option to shutdown the system.
Add right-click context menu entry for shutdown from desktop
Re: Add right-click context menu entry for shutdown from desktop
. Too lazy to click shortcut 
So, I use a 3rd party to force global hotkey. Whichever you want. Even you can override Win+R key.
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