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How to Shut Down Your Computer

By Ketty and Mitz

If you are logged into your computer and want to shut down:
On to the desktop press the start button in the left hand bottom corner then the menu comes up.

start menu

 

 


On the menu press turn off computer in the right hand bottom of the menu.
If your computer freezes press the reset button. If you do not have one hold your on/off in for 5 seconds and it will shut down

About the author: My name is Ketty and I am Seven years old. I wrote this and my mum fixed it.

 

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