Full-host computer-fun-automatic shutdown command

For example, to shut down your computer at, you can select start> Run and enter "at shutdown-s, at, the "system shutdown" dialog box appears. By default, there is a 30-second countdown and you are prompted to save the work. If you want to shut down the server by a time-based method, you can enter “shutdown.exe-s-t 3600 ", which indicates that the server will automatically shut down after 60 minutes, and" 3600 "indicates 60 minutes. If you want to cancel Automatic shutdown, enter "shutdown-a" during running ". In addition, enter "shutdown-I" to open the Set automatic shutdown dialog box and set the automatic shutdown. Each shutdown.exe parameter has a specific purpose, and each execution will have different effects. For example, "-s" indicates that the local computer is disabled, and "-a" indicates that the shutdown operation is canceled, more parameters are listed below. You can use them as needed in shutdown.exe. -F: forcibly close the application-M // computer name: Control Remote Computer-I: displays the graphical user interface, but must be the first option of shutdown-l: logout current user-R: shutdown and restart-t time: Set shutdown countdown-c "message content": Enter the message content in the shutdown dialog box (cannot exceed 127 characters) Sometimes, we need to shut down the computer at regular intervals. Next we will introduce a simple method to implement Timed Shutdown in Windows XP. Specify that the system will automatically shut down after 22 minutes: click "Start> Run", and enter the command "shutdown-s-t 1320" in "open" (Note: Do not enter the quotation marks, there is a space between parameters, 1320 in seconds), click "OK. Specify that the system is automatically shut down at a certain time (such as): Enter the command "at shutdown-s" in "open. Cancel Timed Shutdown: Enter the command "shutdown-a" in "open. All possible implementations are implemented using the "shutdown" command. The shutdown parameter is input "shutdown" in the command line window ". I think the most useful parameter is the "-I" parameter. The "remote shutdown dialog box" can be called up to facilitate remote shutdown of computers in the LAN. If you are interested, you can try it. Start-Program-accessories-System Tools-scheduler task-add scheduler-next-browse-C:/Windows/system32/shadow.exe-next-select the shutdown time, next step-enter the user name and password, as long as there are some users in the system, but there must be a password, there must also be one, the next step, select "enable advanced properties of this task upon completion", and add "-s" quotation marks to the running column. For example, to shut down your computer at, you can select start> Run and enter "at shutdown-s, at, the "system shutdown" dialog box appears. By default, there is a 30-second countdown and you are prompted to save the work. If you want to shut down the server by a time-based method, you can enter “shutdown.exe-s-t 3600 ", which indicates that the server will automatically shut down after 60 minutes, and" 3600 "indicates 60 minutes. If you want to cancel Automatic shutdown, enter "shutdown-a" during running ". In addition, enter "shutdown-I" to open the Set automatic shutdown dialog box and set the automatic shutdown. Each shutdown.exe parameter has a specific purpose, and each execution will have different effects. For example, "-s" indicates that the local computer is disabled, and "-a" indicates that the shutdown operation is canceled, more parameters are listed below. You can use them as needed in shutdown.exe. -F: forcibly close the application-M // computer name: Control Remote Computer-I: displays the graphical user interface, but must be the first option of shutdown-l: logout current user-R: shutdown and restart-t time: Set shutdown countdown-c "message content": Enter the message content in the shutdown dialog box (cannot exceed 127 characters) Sometimes, we need to shut down the computer at regular intervals. Next we will introduce a simple method to implement Timed Shutdown in Windows XP. Specify that the system will automatically shut down after 22 minutes: click "Start> Run", and enter the command "shutdown-s-t 1320" in "open" (Note: Do not enter the quotation marks, there is a space between parameters, 1320 in seconds), click "OK. Specify that the system is automatically shut down at a certain time (such as): Enter the command "at shutdown-s" in "open. Cancel Timed Shutdown: Enter the command "shutdown-a" in "open. All possible implementations are implemented using the "shutdown" command. The shutdown parameter is input "shutdown" in the command line window ". I think the most useful parameter is the "-I" parameter. The "remote shutdown dialog box" can be called up to facilitate remote shutdown of computers in the LAN. If you are interested, you can try it. Start-Program-accessories-System Tools-scheduler task-add scheduler-next-browse-C:/Windows/system32/shadow.exe-next-select the shutdown time, next step-enter the user name and password, as long as there are some users in the system, but there must be a password, there must also be one, the next step, select "enable advanced properties of this task upon completion", and add "-s" quotation marks to the running column.

 

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