Add shutdown.

[AJARBAS]

Well, I am computer technician and I can develop the project at night and go to sleep

A night worker who sleeps on the job!

Aahahahah f*** that.

[Yzöwl]

btw, none of your options will workm because you have to press a key after hfslip finishes. if you don't, it will NEVER get to the shutdown command, unless you modify the script to skip that "press any key..." part.

Thanks for the reminder, try this version:

HFShut.cmd

@ECHO/|CALL HFSLIP-1.7.9.CMD
@SHUTDOWN /S /T 30

[AJARBAS]

btw, none of your options will workm because you have to press a key after hfslip finishes. if you don't, it will NEVER get to the shutdown command, unless you modify the script to skip that "press any key..." part.

Thanks for the reminder, try this version:

HFShut.cmd

@ECHO/|CALL HFSLIP-1.7.9.CMD
@SHUTDOWN /S /T 30

Thanks It's almost bedtime here in Brazil. Aahahah

[jvidal]

BTW, what kind of computer do you have? I believe it's a pretty old one, mine takes about 10 mins to run hfslip, iso creation included...

[Geej]

I normally shutdown the PC after I run HFSLIP just before I sleep. So I made a utility to do that.

This autoit utility will shutdown your PC after HFSlip finishes it's task.

You can run before or during hfslip runs (but not when it finishes)

When HFSlip finishes, an attempt to send a keystroke to close the console window is triggered.

15 secs grace period to cancel Forced Shutdown.

Does not requires any modification to hfslip-1.7.9-xxx.cmd

Can run from any folder you wish.

If you change your mind, can access thru systemtray to cancel this script. (Red icon)

Tested in XP with hfslip-1.7.9_beta_t.cmd (should also work with rest of OS version)

DetectHFend.exe

DetectHFend.exe

Size: 296.78 Kb (303,905 bytes)

MD5: C1452C422B0C56863BFE695CC54FD3B2

Autoit code:

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2);2=subStr
opt("TrayIconDebug",1)
#Include <Misc.au3>
_Singleton(@ScriptName, 0)

Winwait ("Slipstreaming Complete")
$FT02=WinGetTitle ("- Slipstreaming Complete")
WinActivate ($FT02)
WinWaitActive ($FT02)
sleep (700)
Send ("{enter}")
sleep (1000)

		For $i=15 to 0 Step -1; 15 secs to cancel shutdown
			$Reply=msgbox (262180,"Shutdown PC in 15 secs...","Confirm Shutdown PC?"&@crlf& _ 
			"Default Action is 'Shutdown' if no selection is made within 15 secs."& @crlf & _ 
			$i& " sec",1); 1 sec timeout with Yes
			If $Reply = 6 then shutdown (5); 5=Forced shutdown
			If $Reply = 7 then Exit; User select 'No'
		next
		If @error -1 then shutdown (5)

[AJARBAS]

I normally shutdown the PC after I run HFSLIP just before I sleep. So I made a utility to do that.

This autoit utility will shutdown your PC after HFSlip finishes it's task.

You can run before or during hfslip runs (but not when it finishes)

When HFSlip finishes, an attempt to send a keystroke to close the console window is triggered.

15 secs grace period to cancel Forced Shutdown.

Does not requires any modification to hfslip-1.7.9-xxx.cmd

Can run from any folder you wish.

If you change your mind, can access thru systemtray to cancel this script. (Red icon)

Tested in XP with hfslip-1.7.9_beta_t.cmd (should also work with rest of OS version)

Thanks