Activate the Desktop i.e. left-click on an empty area 2. Right-click and select New , then Shortcut 3. Click Continue or Next 5. Enter a name for the new shortcut i.e. EXIT Fast 6. Click Finish Fast Restart Same as above except for line 3 3.
Applications often wait for confirmation that data has been written to the hard disk.
If the Synchronous Buffer Commits is disabled, then Windows lies to an application and tells the application that it's writing data to the drive when Windows is actually caching the data in memory. This increases disk-intensive application performance. However if you happen to lose power when it is disabled then the data in cache will not be written to disk , and that data may be lost. It is normally used only for troubleshooting by advanced users. Such a loss would apply to currently unsaved data and may not worry some.