Shutdown system by setting a timer cmd
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Updated on Nov 28, 2018 at 05:28 AM
Updated on Nov 28, 2018 at 05:28 AM
that's simple command run by run command
To cancel, run the following command :
shutdown -s -t 20000
-s for shutdown
-r for restart
-t for time
To cancel, run the following command :
shutdown -a.
Try this command..!!
for shutdown at 11:00am
"at 11:00 shutdown -s"
without Quoutes..!!
for shutdown at 11:00am
"at 11:00 shutdown -s"
without Quoutes..!!
Here is the way to shutdown pc on daily basis
1- Start Menu>> All Programs>> Accessories>> System Tools>> Shedule Tasks
2- Go to file menu and click Schedule Task
3- You will find 3 tabs, first one is "Task" , here in run type " shutdown -s " In "Run As" type
" NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM "
4- In "Schedule" tab, set your required schedule and press ok, If it ask for password just click ok.
Now its done.
1- Start Menu>> All Programs>> Accessories>> System Tools>> Shedule Tasks
2- Go to file menu and click Schedule Task
3- You will find 3 tabs, first one is "Task" , here in run type " shutdown -s " In "Run As" type
" NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM "
4- In "Schedule" tab, set your required schedule and press ok, If it ask for password just click ok.
Now its done.
Create a batch file (e.g. shutdown_now.cmd) - (180 secs = 3 minutes)
:: Shutdown batch file. Designed to be run from Scheduled tasks at 17:50
@Shutdown -s -t 180 -c "Shutting down computer as it is 17:50"
Then create a scheduled task to run at 17:50 daily and call the shutdown_now.cmd script that you've just created.
:: Shutdown batch file. Designed to be run from Scheduled tasks at 17:50
@Shutdown -s -t 180 -c "Shutting down computer as it is 17:50"
Then create a scheduled task to run at 17:50 daily and call the shutdown_now.cmd script that you've just created.
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Mar 20, 2009 at 03:55 AM
May 3, 2009 at 08:11 AM
May 15, 2009 at 11:37 AM
Apr 2, 2010 at 06:07 PM
May 17, 2010 at 03:07 PM
"shutdown -s -t 30000"
-s for shutdown
-r for restart
-t for time