Win7 automatic shutdown How to set the Basic wizard

Win7 under the implementation of automatic shutdown is the use of the Task Scheduler this function, it may achieve a lot of things, automatic shutdown is certainly not a matter of course. First click Start, enter the Task Scheduler in the Search box, and open the Task Scheduler interface. Click to create basic tasks, so you can go to the Create Basic Task Wizard, follow the prompts step-by-step operation, suitable for this operation is not familiar with the students. If you are familiar with the task plan, you can choose to create a task directly to set up a new task. The following explains how to shut down the machine regularly.

Locate the Shutdown.exe of the automatic shutdown and fill in the "-S" parameter

In the final step, click Finish to create a task

The established tasks appear in the list, with the detailed properties of the task below.

In addition to the timing of the shutdown, timed sleep is also a good choice. Waking a computer in hibernation is a lot faster than rebooting, and you can keep the running state of the dormant moment. To implement timed hibernation, you can do this with a batch file. Introduction to the creation of the method, it is easy: first create a Notepad file, in which input "RUNDLL32." EXE powrprof.dll,setsuspendstate, and then change Notepad's extension from ". txt" to ". Bat". Double-click the file to put the computer into hibernation. You can select this batch file in the startup program of the Task Scheduler to implement timed hibernation. (Of course your power supply to support the Hibernate function)

If you want to run the function of a program at a certain time, simply change the Shutdown.exe into the program that you want to run at the start of the program, which is very convenient. These are only a simple application of the task plan, mainly to play a role in the action, more settings methods and features you can try their own.