Started blogging again: Windows restart command related

1. Windows XP (who said, Win7 also OK) under the Restart command

Shutdown/?

Usage: shutdown [/i|/l|/s|/r|/a|/p|/h|/e] [/f]

/I displays the graphical user interface (GUI).

/L logoff. This cannot be used with the/m or/d option

/s shut down the computer

/R shutdown and restart the computer

/A discards the system shutdown. (This can only be used during the timeout process)

/p shuts down the local computer without a timeout or warning. (This can only be used with the/d option)

/h hibernate the local computer. (This can only be used with the/F option)

/e Record the reason for the unexpected shutdown of the computer into the document

/m \\computer specifying the destination computer

The/t XXX setting expires before the timeout is xxx seconds. (Valid range is 0-600, default is 30)

/C "comment" The comment for the cause of the restart or shutdown. (maximum 127 characters allowed)

/F forces a running application to close without warning the user beforehand

/d [P:]xx:yy provides reasons for restart or shutdown

P indicates that the restart or shutdown is in the planned
XX is the main reason number (positive integer less than 256)
YY is a secondary reason number (a positive integer less than 65536)

Another day to further supplement the experimental summary.

Started blogging again: Windows restart command related