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Hello,

How can we shutdown our system by setting a shutdown time.

For example if we want to shutdown my computer at 5.50pm how can we do it automatically. 

Is it need any extra software. If yes please send me a good link for that.

Thank you......System Configuration: Windows XP
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shariqDON · Accepted Answer

that's simple command run by run command

shutdown -s -t 20000-s for shutdown-r for restart-t for time

To cancel, run the following command :  shutdown -a.

Cloud Cuckoo · Answer

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.

Bridewin · Answer

Try this command..!!

for shutdown at 11:00am

"at 11:00 shutdown -s"

without Quoutes..!!

sorinhitman · Answer

Better use Chrono Shutdown application ... verry practical and easy to use ..

Scott · Answer

Go to start, all programs, accessories, system tools, task scheduler.  Click, create basic task.  Name it, next.  When, next.  To the right of start, input 5:50 pm, click wanted options, next.  Start a program, next.  Under program, shutdown.  Under add arguments, -s -f -t 0, next.  Finish.

Shutdown system by setting a timer cmd

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