[Software]A crash in Windows 10 makes your computer shut down much slower;

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Microsoft does not stop in the development of one of its star products, we are referring to Windows 10, but despite the constant improvements that it is making to its software, sometimes certain failures occur, something that is almost inevitable, as it has just been happen right now.

And it is that at the moment many users are noticing that the process of shutting down or suspending their computers is taking place too slowly, which is somewhat annoying. Well, from what has been learned, the reason for all this is produced by USB Type-C devices, specifically if during this process we remove one of these products from the computer.

In this way, the error that has just been detected causes the shutdown or suspension of the Redmond operating system to be significantly slower than expected, with which Microsoft itself explains that at some point it may take up to 2 minutes to shut down affected equipment. Well, according to the software giant, it is all due to a failure in the way the USB Type-C driver is implemented in Windows 10, so the problem only occurs when the device with this port is connected or disconnected. when the system shuts down.

This is why Windows 10 takes so long to shut down
As expected, this is something that affects practically any USB Type-C device, including here the docks and chargers of our mobile devices, for example, while at the moment there is no solution available. What's more, according to Philip Froese, an employee of Microsoft itself, he wanted to make it clear that the USB Type-C device should continue to work correctly when the system restarts in Windows 10, since there is no other problem apart from the slowdown in the shutdown process.

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Therefore, as explained from Redmond, an error in the implementation of the USB Type-C connector interface software in Windows 10 version 1809, can cause a 60 second delay in the process of suspending or shutting down the system if the Shutdown itself occurs while the aforementioned connector software is busy handling a new connection or disconnection event, so obviously we must avoid it. Of course, in addition to the additional minute required by the suspension or shutdown process if this circumstance occurs, this error does not affect the normal functionality of the port on the computer, since both the system and the USB Type-C ports must continue to function. correctly after the system reboot.

At the moment nothing has been said about the launch of a definitive solution for all this, meanwhile, we can avoid slow shutdown by removing the USB Type-C device before starting with the shutdown of the computer.