How to implement Windows XP automatic shutdown--The magical power of Shutdown.exe program

How to implement Windows XP automatic shutdown that is, the magic of the Shutdown.exe program (for the Internet does not have the concept of time for people to have some use.) ）

Windows XP shutdown is controlled by the Shutdown.exe program under Windows\System32. (You can also use if you want to copy Shutdown.exe to the Windows 2000 system directory.) ）

One, for example, your computer to be shut down at 22:00, you can choose "Start → run", enter "at 22:00 shutdown-s", so that at 22 o ' clock computer will appear "System Shutdown" dialog box, the default has 30 seconds countdown and prompts you to save the job. If you want to shut down the machine by the countdown, you can enter "shutdown.exe-s-T 3600", which means 60 minutes after the automatic shutdown, "3600" for 60 Minutes.

Second, set up 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.

Three, Shutdown.exe parameters, each has a specific purpose, the implementation of each will have a different effect, such as "-S" means to shut down the local computer, "-a" to cancel the shutdown operation, listed below more parameters, you can use in the Shutdown.exe.
-F: Forcibly shutting down the application
-m \ \ computer Name: Control remote computer
-I: Show http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18378.html > Graphical user interface, but must be shutdown's first option
-L: Log off Current user
-r: Shutdown and reboot
-T time: Set shutdown countdown
-C "Message content": Enter the message contents in the Shutdown dialog box (not exceeding 127 characters)