When a computer completely freeze, ctrl+alt+del doesn't work. I believe you are mixing up with application freeze which then in that case, this tip would work.
I follow instructions and my laptop not appear like in the video but I try hold ctrl+alt+delete and its restart without ask our permission to restart,you can try what i do
Ah yes, a frozen computer would respond to CTRL ALT DEL. Makes perfect sense. EDIT: I still don't know why this is still active, from now, I'm not going to be responding to this as often. its been 5 months and tbh I just need to move on from this.
Keep in mind that this only works if a single program froze. If your entire PC is frozen, no shortcuts will work. You don't have a choice but to use the power button.
Well my pc sometimes crash when windows is downloading updates on the background. Usually it becomes slow and next it would freeze the system and i would have to bite the nail and press the power button for a couple of seconds.
That's what i was thinking if you can ctrl+alt+delete then it's not required to shut down because the computer is not frozen and you can just shutdown normally
Seems many people don’t understand… CTRL ALT DEL triggers a kernel interrupt. Meaning, as long as your system’s kernel is still running and hasn’t crashed, it’ll work. And given that in most cases it’s just one program freezing up most of the system, pressing CTRL ALT DEL will have the kernel temporarily stop executing instructions, allowing you to use the menu even if your computer was frozen.
The thing is, I've tried it various times and it never works. It only works when it's goin slightly slow but in that case I'd rather pull up the task manager and take out any program causing problems.
No but later in the vid he says that doing the power button thingy will corrupt some of ur files, and I’ve done it a lot and I think my computers performance got wrecked
Tbf holding power button down is still not ideal. Can mess w drives. I very rarely have a crash which can’t be fixed with the 3 finger salute tho. Also win key + tab opens up a virtual desktop with a shared task manager. That’s helped me a tonne closing background processes which are choking up
@@reno5159 Yes but like the guy was saying if your laptop freezes (such as the example in the video) you cant exactly just unfreeze it to use the “method”
For anyone who doesn't know, ctrl alt delete is an emergency protocol, it almost always works. And if it doesn't then that means that something is really broken.
From the moment he understood the weakness of his flesh, it disgusted him. He craved the strength and certainty of steel, he aspired to the purity of the blessed machine. Your kind used him for video games, now he is free.
@@polar-izer just do the power button, i shut off the laptop (when it freezes) with the power button it is safe to turn off your laptop with your power button it was not made to curroupt your data
I always see people saying this, but there is a problem. 99% of the time a computer freezes, the ctrl+canc menu also doesn't work, so you are forced to power off with the button.
It's just like when applications say not responding but it takes ages because the system often isn't responding either on low end devices (like at schools) so it takes so long to even say it's not responding
Well tbf, it’s actually not a bad analogy… I mean with ambulance bills these days? I’d rather have someone walk me to the hospital if my leg was just fractured… Ofc, if my whole leg was just blown off, that’s a different story…
Holding the power button doesn't corrupt your computer, as it actually has a function, and safely shuts down your computer. What you shouldn't do, is use the switch on your power supply, or the battery on your laptop, to shut it off.
That is a great piece of advice but that only really applies to desktops though. I haven't heard of laptops with removable batteries nowadays so you can't do that.
@@CowboySkeetbop That is so unheard of. I'm sorry about that, is ur pc a desktop, did it corrupt the entire hard drive, OS? I think it would make sense for it to corrupt certain files saves.
@@danieloyeleye3257 Im pretty sure it's something involving an important file being corrupted. It's alright though, it's an old computer, and I had planned on ditching the hard drive for an SSD anyway lol.
Happened to me once, all my shit on my desktop was gone but the data was still in the folders directory. Thankfully my computer did a backup the other day
@@I_Crit_My_PantsOn Lenovo ideapads, pressing it doesn't work. Holding it just cuts the power, but i don't have to worry because if my Lenovo freezes, it will be a BSOD 100%, that fucker has no tolerance for freezes.
So let me get this straight. When your computer is FROZEN, you want to OPEN THE CONTROL CENTRE, and PRESS THE ON SCREEN BUTTONS WITH THE MOUSE, to restart. Makes perfect sense.
If it froze, it froze. Most people try to use ctrl+alt+del as the first option, even opening the task manager as a second. The power button is often the last option besides waiting 5-10mins to see if it responds.
sometimes it can take hours to respond. it just depends on how reliant the coding is for it to work and sort its self out in which with windows, it tends not to.
@@bta7658BTW, most often one's data won't be compromised. I know this from fact, I've had to turn off the computer with the power button hundreds of times over the years. Besides there is no guarantee that Windows will show that turn off button. Waiting 10 minutes not knowing what to expect can be a long time.
I don't understand why people give bad comments cause some of us are a new generation and don't know everything about computers so this actually helped me.Just because you know something doesn't mean everyone does.
Most computers I know also have a "force restart" button somewhere close to the power button. But I live in Germany and not the US, so dont know how its there.
@BrandAccount It is totally _not_ fine to do that. Every time you do, you are playing Russian roulette with system corruption. Only do it when there's no alternative.
Holding the power button for a few seconds is a forced shutdown. Computers have come a LONG way to the point where its not even an issue to do that anymore. The only consequence is things you have not saved (documents, game progress, etc) will disappear.
yeah... even Windows, spaghettifest supreme, can recover from pretty much any inconsistencies introduced by force shutdowns (with the main exception being if you shut it down mid update)
It mostly depends on software these days, some tools are doing things whilst the computer is running, and so if the program is badly developed, it can leave say, cache, or it can break something. But most basic apps, notepad, chrome, whatever, those won't cause an issue.
@@Nephia well yeah you are correct, after many years of power cut off. My HDD finally corrupted my data once and it gave me bsod loop the next time i turned it on
school teachers when they say the power button "damages the computer" because it only damaged 90s computers that said "it is safe to turn off your computer":
I was playing fashion diva on roblox and i said is there any bots here and it teleported me to a horror game then it jumpscared me and froze my pc tysm for saving me i was scared i broke my computer
I like that I finally have a tower with a dedicated reset button. I could still hold the power button but I like having the dedicated reset button. I don't know if it performs a different process internally.
Shutdown processes of a pc 1. start menu > power >shutdown 2. Pressing the power button(not holding it) will initiate the same shutdown process similar to number one. 3. Holding the power button for a force shutdown. Only if the pc is fully locked/ frozen. The system will cut the power throughout the pc. P.S. you dont have to shutdown your pc if an app or program freezes. You could just ctrl+alt+del > sign out > sign in. This will force close the frozen app/program when you sign out. :)
@@RRareGamingsometimes when a program is frozen it does not allow access to anything including taskmanager displaying infront of the app. so signing out works best if your fullscreen app freezes.
I mean he isn’t wrong tho lmao it is much safer to do this I lost a lot of files because my computer froze up and I had to restart it via power button it completely nuked my pc
you shouldn’t do it regularly but it is absolutely fine to do it every so often. just tapping is usually fine 100% of the time because by default it just initiates the regular shut down process
The power button hold down kill is designed for when ur computer completely stops doing anything, for example: entire screen freezes and cursor isnt responding. This is a likely indication that ur cpu isnt processing anything for whatever the reason. THAT is when u hold down ur power button for 5 seconds.
You should never listen to someone who tell you to ctrl+alt+del a 'frozen' computer. It may work for a 'non frozen' computer that is currently running an application thats is not responding or 'frozen'. For the first instance, hold down the power button and restart the computer.
We forgot that we could restart it.And we were looking at videos on how to unfreeze.Our screen and this video popped up and we were able to fix it.Thank you so much.This helped us lots because we weren't able to close the tab
Power button shutdown or unexpected power outage can cause corruption in the cases that the system is still doing critical task such as installing an update. However our PC are smart and designs have been made to mitigate this to the point that it does not really matter. The machine will save and migrate file before shutdown with the power button. In fact some machine have the shutdown button function the same as the emergency shutdown beacuse why would you need 2 different way to turn the machine off anyway.
So technically a process could be writing ti the disk still which is why hard booting might corrupt data, but the chances that your computer fully frozen is doing that is slim. If the computer stopped responding while saving or something similar would be a good reason not to immediately hard boot, but if youve waited a bit and its not changed then hard boot is the best option.
Tech obsessed guy here, he’s half right. Power button shouldn’t be used every time you shut off your pc, but it’s ok to hold it for restart if your entire screen is frozen, otherwise just use sleep mode. Why should you use sleep instead of power button? It keeps the internal heat slightly up, so when it goes out of sleep mode it puts less strain on the parts when it starts processing at full speed. (Short answer, going from cold to hot really fast is bad and can break stuff) also make sure to restart your pc every couple of days so the cpu run time can reset
Windows caches all important processes and info, so a hard restart has a next to zero chance of corrupting your drive. If it's locked up, Ctrl+alt+del won't get a response. So yes, you can hard shut down your PC safely. Just wait 10-30 seconds before rebooting it to prevent any power spikes from causing component damage (happened to me, lost two sticks of RAM because I rebooted it too fast after a hard shutdown)
@thedominicalex5155 at the time I had a Corsair vengeance RGB 32GB 3600MHz kit that had costed me $160. One of the sticks fried, and the other died within about a month. After that I switched to trident Z Neo 32gb 4000mhz kit and that's the best swap on my system I've ever made
Rule number one: never trust a guy with black fingernails
I thought about that in my head istg
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@@Cheeze1221 he no guy
Imagine being so shallow you give a shit about the colour of nails.
@@Cheeze1221 fr
When a computer completely freeze, ctrl+alt+del doesn't work. I believe you are mixing up with application freeze which then in that case, this tip would work.
yeah
Bro has more iq then his whole family 😂
you're the most smartest kagamine twin fan ong 🙏🙏
Task manager:
@@ingplaysvr ctrl+shift-esc the classic combo when the game crashed and it's stuck on screen
instructions unclear, my laptop became a block of ice
Halal
same😢
@@hanfx9780?
I follow instructions and my laptop not appear like in the video but I try hold ctrl+alt+delete and its restart without ask our permission to restart,you can try what i do
99% of gamblers quit before they hit it big.
Ah yes, a frozen computer would respond to CTRL ALT DEL. Makes perfect sense.
EDIT: I still don't know why this is still active, from now, I'm not going to be responding to this as often. its been 5 months and tbh I just need to move on from this.
It tends to despite other inputs. If that doesn’t work then obviously you have no choice
@@yamsang0__0 a complete system freezes means that EVERYTHING is frozen. No keyboard response let alone soft power off.
@@OctoomyYTOfficial who said we were talking about a complete system freeze. It could just be unresponsive
@@yamsang0__0
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@@OctoomyYTOfficial right yes because people don’t call a partial freeze a “freeze”
Keep in mind that this only works if a single program froze. If your entire PC is frozen, no shortcuts will work. You don't have a choice but to use the power button.
Lol
And even if its just one program it just better to use the task manager
Well my pc sometimes crash when windows is downloading updates on the background. Usually it becomes slow and next it would freeze the system and i would have to bite the nail and press the power button for a couple of seconds.
@@DOIRAChow to use task manager?
That's what i was thinking if you can ctrl+alt+delete then it's not required to shut down because the computer is not frozen and you can just shutdown normally
Never shut down your computer with the power button: Casually proceeds to press the power button
I did, nothing happened
It can cause **Data loss** don't do it@@KiloRBLX
@@KiloRBLX yeah but if doing it Always iz can happend
@@simunbebek9937 true, but once in a while it’s fine
yeah but to show it and his laptop most likely wasn't frozen so it wasn't that big of a deal
Seems many people don’t understand…
CTRL ALT DEL triggers a kernel interrupt. Meaning, as long as your system’s kernel is still running and hasn’t crashed, it’ll work. And given that in most cases it’s just one program freezing up most of the system, pressing CTRL ALT DEL will have the kernel temporarily stop executing instructions, allowing you to use the menu even if your computer was frozen.
The thing is, I've tried it various times and it never works. It only works when it's goin slightly slow but in that case I'd rather pull up the task manager and take out any program causing problems.
memory leak go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
*we mean the whole thing, even the kernel is frozen*
You have propably never used a crappy 2018 hp hyperoverheating laptop.
Corn
That is like telling someone who ran out of gas to just drive to the nearest gas station and add gas.
Or like whispering to a person who's completely knocked out to help you with something.
Lesson learned: never trust a super weeb with black fingernails
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No but later in the vid he says that doing the power button thingy will corrupt some of ur files, and I’ve done it a lot and I think my computers performance got wrecked
@@TrickFlick So what to do then?
If someone steals your phone, call the police.
bro actaully it freeze like freeze
Ah I see a man who is funny but still has enough brain cells to play SFS (really good too)
Man of culture
You can solve that with another phone. You can't solve this with another computer.
LOL XDDDDDD@@brutakon
Why did I actually makes sense the first time that I read that
If your house burns down to the ground walk in to your house and turn the shower on 😀👍
Fr simple
When the power button isn't responsive💀
Bro my computer can't open chrome @pcnoob101here8 💀
if holding the power button doesnt even do anything, i think your pc is seriously messed up dude-
As someone who works in IT this isn’t really the case for newer computers unless you’re improperly unplugging a drive
When my laptop freezes i pull out the battery and put it back in
@@takuya_yagami_cote_lightnovelain't no way bro lol
@@takuya_yagami_cote_lightnovelbruh
@@takuya_yagami_cote_lightnovel now thats a good way of corrupting your os
Forced shut down didn't do it fast enough for ya ay?
@@takuya_yagami_cote_lightnovelno way 💀
Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes
Tf?
Lol, true. This guy's just stating the obvious.
Fr?!?! That’s so cool, I never knew
@@Silwers_Edge 🤓☝️
@@majimagaming5139 FUNFACT : every 60 minutes in America, an hour passes
everytime when you go to sleep, you have slight chance to not wake up
Cap unless u dead 💀
@@TheRealBlazeGamingfr
Holding the power button has exactly 0% chance of corrupting "all" of your data.
yes
Bro really said "If your computer freezes up just unfreeze it and shut it down and now your computer will be unfrozen."
Tbf holding power button down is still not ideal. Can mess w drives. I very rarely have a crash which can’t be fixed with the 3 finger salute tho. Also win key + tab opens up a virtual desktop with a shared task manager. That’s helped me a tonne closing background processes which are choking up
@@reno5159 Yes but like the guy was saying if your laptop freezes (such as the example in the video) you cant exactly just unfreeze it to use the “method”
@@2oqh exactly
Best bet to thaw a frozen laptop or computer is to microwave the monitor
to be fair in a lot of cases when people think there pc is frozen its just a application but not allways
Pro tip: when your computer freezes, just unfreeze it
But it in the microwave smh
Omfg your so funny
Edit: I called him funny why am I the one being hated
@@sobiahaleem65omfg your attempt at criticism is pointless, bro just let the guy have the joke
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@@sobiahaleem65 L
That is like saying a person thats out of gas to go to the gas station
or asking somebody with a broken lightbulb to turn on the light
For anyone who doesn't know, ctrl alt delete is an emergency protocol, it almost always works. And if it doesn't then that means that something is really broken.
instructions unclear, my computer is now walking around saying
"I'm free!"
I followed the tutorial, beans are now up my ass ☹️
Final rating 10/10
and mine is dead
From the moment he understood the weakness of his flesh, it disgusted him. He craved the strength and certainty of steel, he aspired to the purity of the blessed machine.
Your kind used him for video games, now he is free.
bros computer became a object show character💀
You messed up
When my computer freezes, ctrl alt delete does nothing.
And what you did then ?
@@NabilNabil-fr7si power cycle
@@polar-izer just do the power button, i shut off the laptop (when it freezes) with the power button it is safe to turn off your laptop with your power button it was not made to curroupt your data
@@harrisashraf7084 didn't i say that I power cycle it when that happens
bro looks like he says baka on a daily basics 💀
Don't try this, it will factory reset you're laptop
Bros a certified emo 💀
Okay and...?
@@toddtashea9144 he's a certified emo
@@relaxer1148 and that's a bad thing?
@@toddtashea9144 yes
@@maroosagaming well you're talking to one so...
I always see people saying this, but there is a problem.
99% of the time a computer freezes, the ctrl+canc menu also doesn't work, so you are forced to power off with the button.
it wont corrupt your data, only the data in your ram which can be annoying but not as bad as it sounds
@@9tr0n And current writes are corrupted.
It's just like when applications say not responding but it takes ages because the system often isn't responding either on low end devices (like at schools) so it takes so long to even say it's not responding
that is true, because when a computer freezes, it is unable to load the menu
@@jojojux which is most likely the write that froze your computer
Most helpful video thank you❤❤
It's a school Chromebook it's shitting anyways lol
This is like telling a dude with a broken leg to walk to the hospital for them to treat it
And then telling them to cut off his leg.
Well tbf, it’s actually not a bad analogy…
I mean with ambulance bills these days?
I’d rather have someone walk me to the hospital if my leg was just fractured…
Ofc, if my whole leg was just blown off, that’s a different story…
Good job 👏
Holding the power button doesn't corrupt your computer, as it actually has a function, and safely shuts down your computer. What you shouldn't do, is use the switch on your power supply, or the battery on your laptop, to shut it off.
That is a great piece of advice but that only really applies to desktops though.
I haven't heard of laptops with removable batteries nowadays so you can't do that.
Even than it's really not a big deal
@@ajd0101 I used to shut my PC down by the switch and it corrupted windows. So I'd wholeheartedly advise against that
@@CowboySkeetbop That is so unheard of. I'm sorry about that, is ur pc a desktop, did it corrupt the entire hard drive, OS?
I think it would make sense for it to corrupt certain files saves.
@@danieloyeleye3257 Im pretty sure it's something involving an important file being corrupted. It's alright though, it's an old computer, and I had planned on ditching the hard drive for an SSD anyway lol.
okay but my computer freezes all the time and i just press every single button on my keyboard until it hurries up
"and thats why" never gets old
"Has a slight chance of *corrupting all of your data* " 💀
Happened to me once, all my shit on my desktop was gone but the data was still in the folders directory. Thankfully my computer did a backup the other day
@@DaRealRiskyRetrojit everyday try’s to find a comment about something that happened to them so bro can say “ jit cappin”
@@RollSoup That only happens if you HOLD it, not if you PRESS it. PRESSING it initiates a standard system shutdown sequence.
@@I_Crit_My_PantsOn Lenovo ideapads, pressing it doesn't work. Holding it just cuts the power, but i don't have to worry because if my Lenovo freezes, it will be a BSOD 100%, that fucker has no tolerance for freezes.
@@I_Crit_My_Pants bro i used to always hold down my pc's power button and then one day i turned it on and the hard drive apparently was broken 💀
They made the damn power button for a reason.
There is a reason to everything, but there are different reasons, different reasons=different functionality, so there for, ur wrong ngl
to turn it on, exactly.
@@PowerK1 therefore* and nah
Its meant to turn your pc on not off
@@MentalHeadd it's for whatever the hell I say it's for.
Instructions unclear, im on Linux
Bro is an irl enderman💀💀💀
Instructions unclear, my laptop has now launched nuclear missiles.
Oh dear god they were sent to the pacific, I can hear them
Guys i found vladimir putin.
Mine just became a missile and exploded but I'm not dead so lemme kill myself
@@Pdfile420 Understandable 👍🏼 have a great day
were all doomed
So let me get this straight. When your computer is FROZEN, you want to OPEN THE CONTROL CENTRE, and PRESS THE ON SCREEN BUTTONS WITH THE MOUSE, to restart. Makes perfect sense.
Yep
If a robber steals ur phone call police
I’ve done it like 10 times
I’m worried 😂😂💀
If it froze, it froze. Most people try to use ctrl+alt+del as the first option, even opening the task manager as a second. The power button is often the last option besides waiting 5-10mins to see if it responds.
The power button was my second hitting it was my first
how about waiting 5 to 10 minutes instead of putting all your data on the line
sometimes it can take hours to respond. it just depends on how reliant the coding is for it to work and sort its self out in which with windows, it tends not to.
Just say f*ck it and press power button 💪💪💪💪
@@bta7658BTW, most often one's data won't be compromised. I know this from fact, I've had to turn off the computer with the power button hundreds of times over the years. Besides there is no guarantee that Windows will show that turn off button. Waiting 10 minutes not knowing what to expect can be a long time.
You see, I would shut my computer down normally, IF IT WASNT FREEZING
try warming it up
@@crossxfuse omgg so funny
@@DraconBerry2740 ikr 🤣🤣🤣
Slight chance of corrupting your data is very modest.
this dude gives the worlds worst IT advice
Blud woke up and decided to traumatize his whole audience 💀
Bro what abput the few poor folks who will actually believe this. lol
@@123YandanI actually almost believe this until I read that "Emergency restart" and I knew something is off.
@@BronzTheBear_0408its real lmfao
Why does this lil guy have his nails painted like a female
This already happened to me
Then pops up a day after i get my pc back
Had to replace the SSD
Thank god a hat in time has cloud saving 🙏
Would be nice if the shutdown button is actually showing up on a frozen pc 💀
EVEN THOUGH ITS IMPOSSIBLE it would be nice actually
@Qualcuno5000wtf bro no
@Qualcuno5000on every PC i have used there is no power button on keyboard. Maybe on a laptop or chromebook but not a pc
@@sclapple3192 i have one on my keyboard
@Qualcuno4000on laptop yes
I don't understand why people give bad comments cause some of us are a new generation and don't know everything about computers so this actually helped me.Just because you know something doesn't mean everyone does.
Great advice I remember I dad once told me that🎉
I hold the power button for years and never had problems, also when a computer actually *FREEZES* CTRL-ALT-DELETE doesnt work.
As a tech nerd I confirm that it is fine pressing and holding the power button if the PC is completely frozen
Most computers I know also have a "force restart" button somewhere close to the power button. But I live in Germany and not the US, so dont know how its there.
@BrandAccount It is totally _not_ fine to do that.
Every time you do, you are playing Russian roulette with system corruption.
Only do it when there's no alternative.
This guy's source is wikipedia
@BrandAccount it’s a joke video
"If your Computer freeze, Just Ctrl Alt Del While Your Computer is Frozen"
You didn't have to cut me off-
I swear that's so true😂
You should never shut down your computer with your power button-proceeds to shut down computer with power button💀💀
This bro saved me
Holding the power button for a few seconds is a forced shutdown. Computers have come a LONG way to the point where its not even an issue to do that anymore. The only consequence is things you have not saved (documents, game progress, etc) will disappear.
While you're probably correct, it feels wrong 🥺
@@TriflingToad really doesnt but ok
yeah... even Windows, spaghettifest supreme, can recover from pretty much any inconsistencies introduced by force shutdowns (with the main exception being if you shut it down mid update)
any shutdown even the save method will delete your unsaved progress.
It mostly depends on software these days, some tools are doing things whilst the computer is running, and so if the program is badly developed, it can leave say, cache, or it can break something. But most basic apps, notepad, chrome, whatever, those won't cause an issue.
That is like saying to a blind person “its over there”
“Where?”
“OVER THERE!”
Thanks so much it really worked 😇
Everyone one gangsta until pc is not responding to anything
My pc responded to delf destruct. Sigma rule one: never trust a boy with painted nails
Whenever my computer freezes completely, I just hold the power button and I had no corruption issues for 2 years
I had a massive amount of data corrupted after I restarted my computer using this way so....
me for like 8 years now i even lost the count of how many times i already did that
@@oaz8 it's actually backwards but themoreyouknow am i right
Yeah power button is alright, but never unplug a running desktop like me. Broke 7 Windows'
@@0xBlez holy shit what the hell
Thank you so much bro 😆...
That was a great help !
"If you're drowning, just swim to shore"
My old laptop would just freeze completely, I had to constantly remove battery, it's amazing I had no corruption
Is it using SSD? well SSD is safer than HDD when the power is cut-off. But I think both storage ttpe woudn’t be corrupted if no data written.
@@Nephia It was HDD
@@magicharp5295 it was impressive tho, I hear that if HDD keep getting power cut-off without shutting down can causes corrupt and bad sector
@@Nephia well yeah you are correct, after many years of power cut off. My HDD finally corrupted my data once and it gave me bsod loop the next time i turned it on
Holding down power button is gonna hardware reset it and it is independed to the main system it will turn off the power to the computer
Bro really made the akatsuki his entire personality
How bro?
Man your personality must be shallow as fuck if it can be equated to a beanie and a home screen image
Me in highschool
i don't no what that is. Is it Italian food?
@@Baryonyx691Naruto villains
Im not listening to someone looking like that
Good plan 😂
You will never corrupt all of your data by using the power button.
school teachers when they say the power button "damages the computer" because it only damaged 90s computers that said "it is safe to turn off your computer":
the vid: 🙂
the shirt💀
Caught him lacking😂
I was playing fashion diva on roblox and i said is there any bots here and it teleported me to a horror game then it jumpscared me and froze my pc tysm for saving me i was scared i broke my computer
Holding the power button feels like you’re choking it to unconsciousness…
Just like irl it works
I just take my external battery off and then put it back on
Lmao exactly, you want it to suffer a lil bit “fine, fuck you” type shit
Welcome to the darkside young jedi
@@kurt7937”ohh you froze”
*big mistake*
PC COMPANIES LITERALLY TELL YOU TO HOLD THE POWER BUTTON TO RESET
I like that I finally have a tower with a dedicated reset button. I could still hold the power button but I like having the dedicated reset button. I don't know if it performs a different process internally.
@@lapiswolf2780 the power button probably closes all applications, and the reset button does a direct reset. I dont know it and this is my take
Like companies haven’t tested this a million times
Thx bro this saved my life
Shutdown processes of a pc
1. start menu > power >shutdown
2. Pressing the power button(not holding it) will initiate the same shutdown process similar to number one.
3. Holding the power button for a force shutdown. Only if the pc is fully locked/ frozen. The system will cut the power throughout the pc.
P.S. you dont have to shutdown your pc if an app or program freezes. You could just ctrl+alt+del > sign out > sign in. This will force close the frozen app/program when you sign out. :)
Or task manger
Or press ctrl shift esc for task manager and force close the app
@@RRareGamingsometimes when a program is frozen it does not allow access to anything including taskmanager displaying infront of the app. so signing out works best if your fullscreen app freezes.
@JordyDW bruh it's a thing in windows 10 and 8.1 too, maybe even on Windows 7, don't act like it's a new feature.
@@RazDum.7 had it too
Him in abt 5 vids
"yOu sHoUlD nEvEr bRaKe wItH yOuR bRaKe pEdAl aNd tHiS iS wHy."
Edit: put a truce to this fucking war I was memeing-
Obviously handbrake is the way to go
@@ThickDaddyDonald69 m8 your not James Deane
brake pedal?
@@tapdk8 how do you not know what a brake pedal is 🤦♀️
I mean he isn’t wrong tho lmao it is much safer to do this I lost a lot of files because my computer froze up and I had to restart it via power button it completely nuked my pc
you shouldn’t do it regularly but it is absolutely fine to do it every so often. just tapping is usually fine 100% of the time because by default it just initiates the regular shut down process
Problem: Theres no delete button.
The power button hold down kill is designed for when ur computer completely stops doing anything, for example: entire screen freezes and cursor isnt responding. This is a likely indication that ur cpu isnt processing anything for whatever the reason. THAT is when u hold down ur power button for 5 seconds.
Now even he knows this you black nailed dumb youtuber
I sometimes use it when it is lagging TOO much and I cant even reach the windows taskbar
@@SumRandomDewdif windows isnt doing anything usually u will be fine, but on a regular its not a great idea
@@TheGameBest7 Yeah, I just use it on emergency situations.
You should never listen to someone who tell you to ctrl+alt+del a 'frozen' computer.
It may work for a 'non frozen' computer that is currently running an application thats is not responding or 'frozen'.
For the first instance, hold down the power button and restart the computer.
We forgot that we could restart it.And we were looking at videos on how to unfreeze.Our screen and this video popped up and we were able to fix it.Thank you so much.This helped us lots because we weren't able to close the tab
Bros hoodie is too good
This gives the same energy as putting a frozen pc into the oven to heat it up
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putting a frozen PC? putting it where???
@@FeeForDreams THATS WHAT IM SAYIN
Why do they oven the food when out hot eat the food?
He would do that ngl
bro is the type of guy who would fly in the air every time he smell food
bro hearted it 💀
@@p5ych0._.k1ll3r HE DID! LMAO
That made no sense
@@VeeTwoPointOh you are the only person I think who can see the question 1x1 and think it’s 2
@@p5ych0._.k1ll3r bro ain’t no way 💀💀💀
STOP YOU SAVED ME 😭✋
'You should never shut ur computer down with its power button'
Shuts it down with power button*
Only problem is when it still doesn't work because the PC crashed completely
My pc froze completely even if i press cntrl+alt+esc task manager doenst open than i give it 3 or so minutes if not then i use the power button
@@INFINITEShoobes then you should to find the cause of that
Fixing the symptom won't cure the cause
Pro tip: If your computer freezes, put it in the microwave to thaw out the CPU.
Good to know, I’ve been chucking it in the oven but that seems easier
bull@@nvae7252
This is only for older computers, most if not all newer computers turn off the exact same way from the physical button as the ui button
You can be on your computer if it freezes makes perfect sence💀💀💀
Power button shutdown or unexpected power outage can cause corruption in the cases that the system is still doing critical task such as installing an update. However our PC are smart and designs have been made to mitigate this to the point that it does not really matter. The machine will save and migrate file before shutdown with the power button. In fact some machine have the shutdown button function the same as the emergency shutdown beacuse why would you need 2 different way to turn the machine off anyway.
I never saw so much text in a comment and read it all in my life
@@bmw_e36_ you've either very young or it's your first day on the internet
If our laptop freezes to a state of limbo (not responding to any shortcuts and all other things) it will respond to ctrl alt del. Very funny man.
So technically a process could be writing ti the disk still which is why hard booting might corrupt data, but the chances that your computer fully frozen is doing that is slim. If the computer stopped responding while saving or something similar would be a good reason not to immediately hard boot, but if youve waited a bit and its not changed then hard boot is the best option.
If you press Right CTRL+and Scroll Lock, it doesn't a actually freeze but it goes into death screen.
Bro is Emo final boss 💀
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Get the nail polish remover 😂
Cant lie
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how so?
I didn't know when itachi started showing laptop review 💀
Bro took if someone steals ur phone call the police to he next level
Me? Shutting down a computer in extra steps? No.
Sometimes when my computer is frozen, i just do alt + ctrl + del then task manager and find what's causing it lol
@Luca :] r/woosh
@@shout-messagebro what
@@shout-message it isn't a joke
He just reverse r/woosh'ed you 3
He was 3 hours ahead of you guys
@@shout-message wrong reply buddy
If your computer freezes, retreat to the sacred power button and conquer the restart battle
Tech obsessed guy here, he’s half right. Power button shouldn’t be used every time you shut off your pc, but it’s ok to hold it for restart if your entire screen is frozen, otherwise just use sleep mode. Why should you use sleep instead of power button? It keeps the internal heat slightly up, so when it goes out of sleep mode it puts less strain on the parts when it starts processing at full speed. (Short answer, going from cold to hot really fast is bad and can break stuff) also make sure to restart your pc every couple of days so the cpu run time can reset
😂 i think my computer recommended me your short cause we have the exact same zephyrus 🤣
Rule one: “JUST USE TASK MANAGER BRO”
Rule two: He has a laptop. I just felt like saying that.
Rule 3.How you are be able to open task manager when your computer is frozen
And rule 4 why do you need task manager
Windows caches all important processes and info, so a hard restart has a next to zero chance of corrupting your drive. If it's locked up, Ctrl+alt+del won't get a response. So yes, you can hard shut down your PC safely. Just wait 10-30 seconds before rebooting it to prevent any power spikes from causing component damage (happened to me, lost two sticks of RAM because I rebooted it too fast after a hard shutdown)
@thedominicalex5155 at the time I had a Corsair vengeance RGB 32GB 3600MHz kit that had costed me $160. One of the sticks fried, and the other died within about a month. After that I switched to trident Z Neo 32gb 4000mhz kit and that's the best swap on my system I've ever made