That’s not correct that the Win+X keys enables a Full Shutdown instead of a Hybrid Shutdown. $boot = Get-WinEvent -ProviderName Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-boot -Ma圎vents 10 | Where-Object īoot type 0×1 indicates a hybrid boot, 0×0 indicates a cold boot (full shut down), and 0x2 indicates a resume from hibernation. Step 2: Copy and paste the following code into the PowerShell window: You can also right-click on the Start button on the taskbar and then click PowerShell or PowerShell (admin) to open the same from the desktop environment. To do that, type PowerShell in the Start screen and then press Enter key. In order to check the type of last boot, you can execute the following PowerShell code:
How to check if the last boot was Hybrid boot or cold boot:
In other words, if the fast boot is enabled on your Windows 8.1 machine and you want to perform a full shut down, simply open the Charms bar, click Settings to reveal the Settings charm, click Power and then click Shut down. It turns out that on a fast boot or hybrid boot enabled Windows 8.1 PC, the Shut down option in the Charms bar performs a hybrid shut down, whereas the Shut down option in the Win+X menu (the menu that appears when you right-click on the Start button) performs a full shut down.
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