Automatic restart, Timed Shutdown, automatic logon system...

Method 1: automatically boot the computer and set the music as needed

. Automatic timed boot
This function needs to be set in bios, and advanced power management settings of your motherboard must support this function, but most of the current motherboard is fully supported, feel free to use it.
Step 1:
Start the system, press del, enter the bios, and then select "power management features"
(Power Management settings), press enter to enter. In the power window, find "Restore on AC/power
Loss "item, press enter, and then set its value to" power on "through the direction key ".
Step 2:
Select "resume on RTC alarm" and press enter, and then set its value to "enable" through the direction key"
Step 3:
Select "RTC alarm date" and press enter to set the value to "everyday", which means that the same operation is performed every day, set "RTC alarm hours" "RTC alarm minute" "RTM alarm second" to "07" "15" "00", indicating that the boot time is "7:15:00" in the morning ", after all settings, press F10 to save and restart.
(Because different motherboard BIOS are different, some motherboard settings may be a little different from the above, but just remember to find the word "wake up" in power management, because this is the option to set timed boot)

2. Automatically log on to the system
The computer has started on, but some of us have set the boot password and cannot log on automatically. What should we do?
We can modify the Registry to achieve automatic login.
Step 1:
Enter "Regedit" in the running state to open hkey_local_machinesoftwaremicrosoftwindowsntcurrentversionwinlogon.
Step 2:
In the window on the right, find the DefaultUserName sub-key and change the value data to the account name you log on to. If this key value does not exist, right-click the new string in the window on the right, rename "new value #1" to "DefaultUserName" and modify it.
Step 3:
Find defaultpassword in the window on the right. If it does not exist, you can create a new one and set its key value to your password.
Step 4:
According to the above method, we create a new key value named "AutoAdminLogon" in the window on the right, set its value to 1, and then exit and restart to achieve automatic login.

Ii. scheduled tasks help me enable music automatically

1. Wake up your ears
If you want to hear beautiful music after starting the system in the morning, follow these steps,
Step 1:
Run Windows Media Player, select your favorite music and add it to the playlist. Then, select a file in the menu, and save the playlist as a file to save and name the current playlist, for example, name it "good morning"
Step 2:
Click Start, all programs, attachments, system tools, and task plans. The task plan window is displayed. In the window, double-click Add task plan.
Step 3:
In the displayed window, click Next, Click Browse in the displayed window, and then find the created "good morning" in the "Select Program to schedule" window. WPL "playlist", click the OPEN button to add, and set the task to "when the computer starts"
Step 4:
Click Next. In the displayed window, enter the username and password of the Logon account for automatically executing the task. Finally, click Finish!
OK! In this way, you can automatically hear wonderful music every morning!

3. Automatic shutdown
If you are very involved in your work, often forget to take a rest at night, or forget to shut down, this will help you
Step 1:
In the "Task Scheduler" window, double-click Add Task Scheduler. Next, Click Browse. In the C: windowssystem32 directory in the Select Program to schedule window, locate shutdown. EXE program and click the OPEN button.
Step 2:
Set the task execution time to "Daily", click Next, set the start time to "", click Next, enter the user name and password as required, and click Finish, open the Advanced properties of this task plan and click Finish
Step 3:
Click "task" in the pop-up shutdown window, and then enter "C: windowssystem32shutdown.exe-s-t 60" in the "row" block (where-s indicates that the computer is disabled, -T 60 indicates that the computer is automatically shut down 60 seconds later. You can set the shutdown time as needed.) Click application, enter the user password again, and click OK!
(If you want to cancel Automatic shutdown, run the "shutdown-a" command and press Enter.

The second method has four magical boot methods;
Method 1: Set timed boot
There is a real-time clock (RTC) on the motherboard responsible for system timing. We can use RTC to specify the boot time, just like an alarm. However, because this feature is rarely used, some boards that provide this feature (such as Intel's original motherboard) cannot be started at the specified time, therefore, it is recommended that you perform the test before using it.
The procedure is as follows:
1. After the computer is started, press the "Del" key based on the on-screen prompt to go To the BIOS setting screen of the motherboard. The setting functions related to timed boot are generally placed under the "power managementsetup" option.
2. There is an "rtcalarm poweron" option in bios, which should be set to "enabled ). Then, you can set the scheduled start date, hour, minute, and second.
3. To ensure that the computer enables timed automatic boot, you must first check whether the system time in the BIOS of the motherboard is the same as the actual time.
4. In the last step, remember to save the modification results of the settings in the BIOS of the motherboard so that you can start the system at a scheduled time. Some boards can also be set to automatically boot from BIOS at the same time every day by changing the "RTC alarm date" item to "every day ".
However, please note that if you use the BIOS to automatically boot, you can only use one account in the Windows operating system; otherwise, it is impossible to automatically boot and then log on to Windows.
If someone asks you, how do you start your computer? The answer is nothing more than: "simply press the power switch button on the computer chassis ". This is of course the simplest method. However, there are still many ways to turn on your computer. The following describes four amazing ways to start your computer.
Method 2: boot with a keyboard or mouse
If the computer chassis is placed in a difficult place, it is a good solution to boot with a keyboard/mouse. Note that this function only supports the keyboard and mouse connected with the PS/2 interface. Enable the "power on by PS/2 Keyboard" option in the motherboard BIOS to select different boot hotkeys, such as Ctrl + E is the most common boot hotkeys.
You can also select the "power key" option to enable a power key independently designed on the keyboard, provided that only some keyboards that meet the keyboard 98 Technical Specifications support this function. Of course, the power button on the chassis can still be used. It is also very easy to boot with the mouse. The options in BIOs are similar to the keyboard boot settings, and then you only need to click the mouse button to start the computer.
Method 3: use the network to wake up the boot
To use the wake-up function of the wake on LAN (Wol) network, Nic support is required. NICs with the wol function have a special signal line connecting to the wol interface on the motherboard, transmits the boot signal to the main board.
However, there are currently not many boards with the wol interface. The vendor has changed to providing the wol function on the built-in network chip of the motherboard.
The principle of WOL is that when the computer is started or the S5 sleep mode (suspend to disk, sleep to the hard disk), the NIC still operates at a very low voltage, in this case, other computers on the network can send a magic packet called "Magic packet" to the computer to wake up. After the NIC receives the signal, it will send a boot signal to the motherboard to enable the motherboard. Because the computer is still in the boot status before waking up, we need to know the MAC address of the NIC (each Nic has its own unique MAC address, which can be identified by the software ).
The Network wake-up function is used as follows: First, enable the wol option in the BIOS of the motherboard. Note that some boards only support wake-up from S5 mode (Wake on LAN from S5 ).
Download Wol software from the Internet at http://www.depicus.com/wake-on-lan /. This "Magic packet" Wake-up software is easy to set up and use. After running, there are only five options in its operation interface.
In the "(MAC address)" column of the NIC, you can enter the "ipconfig/all" command in command line mode of the Windows operating system. In addition, the "Internet address" column is the column for broadcasting, enter "255, 255, 255, 255" in this column and "subnet mask" to broadcast locally ). The fourth column is "Send options". Select "local subnet ". In the fifth column, "remote port number" is input at will. Note that the preceding settings are only applicable to the local network (locallan. If you want to wake up through the Internet, more problems will be involved and will not be discussed here. Click the "Wake Me Up" button at the bottom of the page to wake up the computer from the network.
Method 4: boot with a TV card
There are already a large number of TV cards with the automatic boot function. After connecting them, you can use the software provided by the TV card to set the boot time.
The automatic Boot Mode of the TV card can be roughly divided into three methods: the first is the product that truly has the automatic boot function, you need to connect the chassis power cord with the TV card and then switch out; the other is a TV card that uses sleep mode for power-on. Among them, the second method is because the computer is not actually shut down, that is, it is still consuming power, so not all users are willing to use it. The following describes the specific operations of the first automatic boot method.
1. First, the user needs to connect the lead pin of the computer switch button on the chassis with the "powerswitch" pin of the TV card during installation (I use the kangbo x800 TV card as an example ).
2. Connect the power switch pin of the TV card to the power supply pin of the motherboard, and then load the TV card into the PCI expansion slot of the motherboard, so that the internal connection is complete.
3. After the hardware is installed, you also need to set the TV card's supporting software (such as kangbo pvr2. In terms of the "video booking Settings" function, you should select "enable auto boot.
4. If the Windows operating system is used by more than one user on your computer, set it to "Enable Automatic Logon" mode and enter the user name and password to complete the configuration steps.