2. Click "shut down" on the page to go to the page. Then, you can find the "timed shutdown" icon.
3. Click the icon with timed shutdown. You only need to set the shutdown time.
Of course, if you are a master, you can use the command to shut down at a specified time.
How to set timed shutdown for Windows 7
Method 1: Step 1: create a shortcut on our computer
Step 2: after creation, the page shown in the figure below will be displayed.
Step 3: enter [at shutdown-s] in the image position on the page. Note: at, the computer is shut down. It will also automatically shut down at this time. You can choose based on your actual situation.
Step 4: Enter the name of the shortcut key
Step 5: confirm later. A shortcut for shutdown is displayed. If you want to shut down at on a regular basis, double-click shutdown]
Double-click shutdown will show a small box, which will be automatically closed in a flash.
Cancel automatic shutdown
The method for canceling shutdown is similar. The command entered in step 2 is different. Input: shutdown-a is the same as setting shutdown.
Method 2:This is the automatic shutdown setting method provided by the computer.
Step 1: Click "menu"-"attachment"-"system tools"
Step 2: Select "Task Scheduler" in "system tools"
Step 3: Select create basic task in the action on the right]
Step 4: You can enter the name you want to fill in the [task name]. Here I enter "timed shutdown"
Step 5: Select the task execution time. You can select "daily" for timed shutdown every day. If you do not need to shut down several days a week, you can select "week "; this function is not recommended for "monthly" because the time span is too large and is unavailable to most people. I chose "Daily ";
Step 6: Fill in the Time box to set the time for shutdown;
Step 7: Select Start program and enter C: windowssystem32shutdown.exe. the key is to find shutdown.exe, which depends on the location of your personal system installation and can be found in the browser. Then, enter "-s" in the add parameter or "-f-s".-s: shutdown command, and-f: Force close the running application. Idea: Do not enter double quotation marks.
Click finish. The main page is displayed. You can view the tasks you added in the scheduler Task Library, modify the tasks, delete the selected tasks, and select properties when you change them.
How to set automatic shutdown for win10 system
1. Enter the scheduled task in the search bar of the Start menu, and then the scheduled task program is automatically searched. Click here. See figure 1.
(Figure 1)
2. Enter the scheduled task program window, click operations, and then click create basic task. See Figure 2.
(Figure 2)
3. Create a scheduled task, enter a name, describe the task, and click next. See Figure 3.
(Figure 3)
4. When do you want to start the task? If your computer is in use, it is the last day. The server needs to set the task execution time point. Next step. See Figure 4.
(Figure 4)
5. Start to set a time point for shutdown. Set the interval at which shutdown will be completed. And then proceed. See figure 5.
(Figure 5)
6. Start the program and next step. See figure 6.
(Figure 6)
7. Select the shutdown Program C: \ Windows \ System32 \ shutdown.exe, add-s to the following parameters, and then click next. See Figure 7.
(Figure 7)
8. After the creation is successful, the task will be automatically shut down at the specified time point. The last step is complete. See Figure 8.
(Figure 8)
9. When the time is reached, a prompt will be displayed, and the system will automatically shut down.
Universal timed automatic shutdown
If you want your computer to automatically shut down after 10 minutes, select "run" in the "Start" menu, enter Shutdown-s-t 600, and click "OK. In this way, the computer will start to count down, and the computer will automatically shut down in 10 minutes.
Note: The-t parameter is the countdown command for automatic shutdown. The 600 parameter is 10 minutes or 600 seconds.
