If you take your security seriously, you might consider measures such as erasing your Page File every time you turn off your computer. Take a look at the file name and see if you still need it, if not, uninstalling it will speed up the shutdown process. Towards the bottom and in the General tab, you’ll see what’s been slowing down your computer’s shutdown process. You should now see a list of all the shutdown events. Right-click on the Operational option and choose the “Filter Current Log” option.Ĭlick on the Event IDs field, type 203 and click OK. When the Event Viewer window appears, click on “Applications and Services -> Microsoft -> Windows -> Diagnostics-Performance -> Operational.” To check what services are up and running, right-click on the Start menu and select “Event Viewer.” If a service is up and running when you’re going to shut down your computer, that’s obviously going to slow up the shutdown. Disable Services from Running in the Background Below are some tips that will hopefully work for you to speed up your Windows shutdown process. There are various reasons as to why your Windows 10 computer is acting this way.
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