Instant Shutdown

Instant Shutdown can hardly be considered an application. Ultimately, one can consider it an instant shutdown shortcut. Still, having your PC switch instantly off can have many benefits. The most important is to avoid a virus attack that could otherwise take its time when attempting to shut down the machine normally. There are, truth be told, as many scenarios as one can think of that would benefit from the use of this app.

This C++ written command does not look like an app, that is for sure. Still, it is useful and has its function well-defined from the start. It's honest in the sense that it offers the user exactly what it advertises. Instantly shutting down your PC is not really a good thing to do when having all the time in the world. It can corrupt your OS files, it can even mess up your hardware. Unfortunately, there are certain rare situations where an abrupt shutdown could benefit your machine.

Avoiding virus attacks through preemptive strategies is one thing, but what can you do when you're witnessing the attack itself. The best thing to do would be to instantly shut your PC down in an attempt to grab time and disconnect your machine from the internet, avoid having the virus spread further into your files and data, and so on.

Instantly shutting down your PC could also be reasonable if you're trying to avoid having someone pick through your files. Privacy remains an important factor when using our computers. Other situations could involve the need to turn the PC off if any dangerous hardware issues arise. There are many other scenarios in which this app makes sense, which is why, although it might not look like a program, it behaves and is useful just like one.