Windows 11 operating system is coming. Like any other tech development, Windows 11 has its set of changes and adjustments. You may have gotten used to the navigations and tools on your Windows 10 PC. Now with Windows 11, you will need to adjust yourself to the new user interface.
Now, you will notice that Windows 11 has a new interface that is different from what you see on Windows 10 computer. The Start button is at the center and not in its usual left position. The Start menu has a different look and sections.
You may be wondering how do you shutdown, restart, or refresh your Windows 11 device. With all the changes, will it be difficult to perform a simple task like shutting down your computer?
Fortunately, Microsoft will not make it hard for you. Instead, you have several options to shut down, restart, or refresh your Windows 11 PC. Take a look at this guide to get acquainted with how to operate the new Microsoft OS.
How to Refresh your Windows 11 Computer
Let’s talk about refreshing your Windows 11 computer first. On Windows 10, you can use the F5 key to refresh your PC, as well as right-click the context menu. Now, you can still use the F5 key, but the context menu is more expanded.
- On your screen, right-click anywhere to open the context menu.
- At the bottom, click the Show More Options.
- Now, click the Refresh button.
If you still want to see the old version of the context menu and access the Refresh button from there, press Shift + F10 together.
How to Shutdown or Restart Windows 11 PC
If you are wondering how you can navigate through Windows 11 when you need to shut down or restart your computer, you have several options. Check them out below.
- First, launch the Start button.
- On the bottom right, you will see the Power button. Click to open the menu.
- Select Restart or Shut down.
- The second is to right-click on the Start button.
- Select Shut down or sign out.
- Choose whether to Sign out, Shut down, or Restart.
- Lastly, press Alt + F4.
- From the drop-down menu, you can choose Switch user, Sign out, Shut down, or Restart.
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