Windows XP Remote Control shutdown alternative Trojan

If the computer suddenly shuts down for no reason, what is the most likely cause? Of course it's a Trojan! Just now, hackers are connecting to your computer and are bored with sending a "shutdown" command.
In fact, Windows itself also has such a shutdown "Trojan ". If you know something about Windows XP, you should know that a Shutdown command is added to XP. You can use the "-m \ p address" parameter to remotely shut down the instance. However, do not be in a hurry to be afraid, provided that you have the permission to manage the remote computer.

Take the remote IP address 192.168.0.2 as an example. Run CMD to open the "command prompt" window and enter

 

Shutdown-s-m \ 192.168.0.2-t0-f "(f parameter indicates forced shutdown)
 

Press enter and the other party will shut down. If it fails, you do not have the permission to manage the computer.
For example, if the user name is "admin" and the password is "password", you can run

 

Net use \ 192.168.0.2ipc $ "passwotd"/usetr: admin"
 

Command to obtain the remote IPC management permission, and then execute the Shutdown command to easily remotely shut down the machine. Multiple shutdown commands can be stored in the BAT batch file for batch shutdown.