+ Control + Shift + CAPS + 4 then click/drag Snapshot screen selection to file/desktop (which depends on version) Snapshot screen to file/desktop (which depends on version)

Name switches to prompt for name mode, Back goes back to name list Services begins to appear disables auto-login, holding it down afterīypass startup checks start up from an external drive, if present Įject CD (may not work on USB) F12 is used if there is no dedicated ejectĭon't run startup items while showing user list, Option + Enter on a Show icons of all start-up disks or partitions and lets you selectīoot with no extensions (OS9) holding Shift down after the list of Start in OS X (if OS 9 is on the same disk) Put the Mac into FireWire target disk modeīoot verbose: show messages while booting (OS X) Start the default boot image from a NetBoot server Start from hard disk's first partition if the first install disk is in the drive, start diagnostic tests Restart immediately, no chance to save, may corrupt diskīack to top. On Keyboards Without a Power Key Stopping a Program (try in order) + Q.I'm trying to avoid 'hard rebooting' the iMac as a last resort. I've tried some of the F12, F11 etc keys with no luck. The 'WINDOWS' keyboard obviously does not have an 'eject' button.

Using this 'WINDOWS' keyboard, I'm looking for a way to shutdown/restart my iMac using a keyboard shortcut equivalent or similar to 'control+eject' on the apple keyboard - which brings up the shut down/restart dialogue. Only thing that will 'reset' my bluetooth devices seems to be 'restarting' my iMac. Now I'm 'in my computer' and only the 'WINDOWS' keyboard is working (bluetooth trackpad and mouse is still unresponsive).

When this happens, I plug in my spare 'WINDOWS' keyboard via USB, at which time I can use this USB keyboard to wake the iMac and type in my unlock password. Pressing the power button will wake the iMac, but I can't type in my unlock password because the keyboard is unresponsive. Reason I ask: Periodically, my Apple bluetooth devices (keyboard, trackpad and mouse) becomes completely unresponsive while my imac (2011 iMac running Lion 10.7.2) is in sleep mode - pressing a key on the bluetooth keyboard, trackpad or mouse will not wake the iMac up from sleep mode. Using a 'WINDOWS KEYBOARD' (no 'eject' button), is there a keyboard shortcut that will bring up the shut down/restart menu? Equivalent to 'control+eject' on a mac keyboard?

Mac key shortcut for restart