Computer timed sleep

Before going to bed at night, I want to listen to 20 minutes of songs and sleep in the song. If I turn off my computer at a certain time, it will take a lot of time to start the computer. If I want to sleep at a regular time, I do not need to start my sleep manually.

 

If you are familiar with the doscommand, you can use the AT command to add a job. For how to use the AT command, enter /? For more information, see.

Tip: You must start the system plan service.

Because the AT command parameter is "Windows NT command to be run or batch processingProgram", I went into the test and found that the command with parameters could not be run.

The doscommand for System sleep is rundll32.exe powrprof. dll and setsuspendstate.

Run the following command: AT/interactive "rundll32.exe powrprof. dll, setsuspendstate", and the file cannot be found in the system event.

The initial estimation is about the command parameter.

Solution: Create a batch processing file (C: \ sleep. BAT) with the content "rundll32.exe powrprof. dll, setsuspendstate"

Create a batch file (timed sleep. BAT) for adding jobs. The time when the file receives user input, in the format of "", the content is as follows:

@ Echo off

Set/P = enter the system sleep time ):

At % P %/interactive "C: \ sleep. Bat"

@ Echo on

Put "timed sleep. Bat" in a convenient location. When necessary, double-click it and enter the time to sleep: hour: minute format.