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Click: How to Restart Windows 10

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Method 1of 5:

Using the Start Menu

  1. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 1 Launch the Start menu. Click the StartClick: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 2button located at the bottom-left of the screen.
    • Alternatively, press the?Winkeyboard key.
  2. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 3 Click the powerClick: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 4icon. A context menu that provides multiple different power options will appear.
    • The icon is right above the StartClick: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 5button. It appears as circle with a vertical line towards the top of it.
  3. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 6 ClickRestart. Your device will turn off and power back on.

Method 2of 5:

Using the Power User Menu

  1. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 7 Launch the Power User menu. Press the?Win+Xkeys together.[2]
    • Alternatively, right-click the StartClick: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 8button. Touchscreen device users can hold down and release.
  2. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 9 Hover over/selectShut down or sign out. This option is located second from the bottom. Choosing this will prompt a submenu to appear to the right of the main context menu.
    • You can also press theUkeyboard key.
  3. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 10 ClickRestart. Pressing theRkeyboard key will perform the same action as clickingRestart.

Method 3of 5:

Using the "Shut Down Windows" Dialog Box

  1. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 11 Navigate to the desktop. Press?Win+Dsimultaneously. There are other different ways of doing this:
    • Close all open apps. Use the?button.
    • Clicking the very bottom-right of the screen, on the taskbar.
  2. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 12 Open the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box. PressAlt+F4together.
    • Pressing the keys together while an app is displayed will cause the window to close.
  3. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 13 Click the dropdown menu. It's right below the "What do you want the computer do do?" line of text.
  4. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 14 Choose theRestartoption.
  5. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 15 Confirm the restart. PressOKor hit?Enter.

Method 4of 5:

Using Ctrl + Alt + Del

  1. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 16 Access the Windows Security Screen. Press theCtrl+Alt+Delkeys together. A blue screen containing many different links and icons should appear.
  2. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 17 Click the powerClick: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 18icon. A context menu that provides multiple different power options will appear.
    • The icon is at the bottom-right. It appears as circle with a vertical line towards the top of it.
  3. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 19 ClickRestart. Your device will turn off and power back on.

Method 5of 5:

Using the Command Prompt

  1. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 20 Open the Command Prompt. Press?Win+Xand chooseCommand Prompt. You can also use theCkey.
    • You can also press?Win+R, typecmd, and hit?Enteror clickOK.
  2. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 21 Entershutdown/r. [3]If wanted, you can substitute the slash/with a hyphen-.
    • Abort the shutdown by usingshutdown /a[4]
  3. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 22 Hit the?Enterkey. This will submit the command.
  4. Click: How to Restart Windows 10 — contextual image 23 Dismiss the notification. You'll get a notification telling you that you'll be signed out in less than a minute. ClickCloseto dismiss it.

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