How to set a timer shutdown

How does the computer set up a timer shutdown? We sometimes have to let the computer shut down at some point in time to avoid wasting resources because of various special needs. The following is a simple way to set a timer shutdown: DOS command shutdown method.

Start → run →cmd, enter the DOS interface, more efficient way is to press the Win+r key and then enter CMD.

Method 1: Countdown shutdown

Enter "shutdown-s-t xxx", shutdown-s is the meaning of shutdown, the following xxx is you want to set how long after the shutdown, unit is seconds, if you omit-T, the system defaults to 30 seconds after the shutdown. After the setup is completed, a Countdown shutdown dialog box will pop up, how long it takes to shut down the machine and modify XXX.

Method 2: Timed shutdown

Enter "at Hh:xx shutdown-s", Hh:xx is a 24-hour time format, such as you enter at 00:00 shutdown-s, the computer will appear at night 12 o'clock the System Shutdown dialog box, the default has 30 seconds countdown and prompts you to save the job.

To cancel a timed shutdown method:

Set the automatic shutdown, if you want to cancel, you can enter "Shutdown-a" in the run. Also enter "Shutdown-i", you can open the set up automatic Shutdown dialog box, to set up the automatic shutdown.

The above is to set the method of timing shutdown, if you need to know more about the shutdown-related commands, you can enter shutdown in DOS/? View the related action methods.

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