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How to starting and shutting down a laptop step by step

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A laptop is a small personal computer that is an evolved form of a desktop computer. It runs on AC power or battery and can be easily carried from one place to another, such as college, office, airplane, or any other public place. Laptop is also called notebook computer because it is of the size of a notebook and can be folded in the same way.

How to start a Laptop

We should follow these steps carefully for starting the laptop:

Step 1. Find the button on the top-left or right-hand sides of your laptop’s keyboard. The power button is usually a round button shaped like a penny, and on most laptops there is a round circle power icon.

How to start a Laptop

Step 2. Press the found button once hard, but not too hard.

How to start a Laptop

Step 3. Wait a few seconds for the laptop to turn on.

How to start a Laptop

>> How to starting and shutting down a computer step by step

How to shutdown laptop

After completing your work in the laptop, you can shutdown it.

Step 1. Press the Start Key to shutdown your Windows computer.

How to shutdown laptop

Step 2. Now some options will be found in the left side, then click on the icon of Power Key here.

How to shutdown laptop

Step 3. And now your computer will be shutdown as soon as you click on the Shutdown button.

How to shutdown laptop

Step 4.  You will receive this message. 

How to shutdown laptop

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For as long as I can remember, I have been interested in technology. I have loved gadgets and understanding how things work since a young age. Since graduating, I've worked for tech companies.

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