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auto shutdown software?


BombaTwist

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Is there a program where i can set the time and when that time comes, it will automatically shut down the comp?

Would you believe I read in PC Magazine (or PC World) that Win XP has a built in undocumented program called Shutdown!!??

I have the article at home, but you may want to try searching these magazine sites and the program. That article explains how to use it.

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You can create a scheduled task that runs a shutdown command from the command line. Something like:

shutdown.exe -s -f

The -s signifies shutdown (where a -r would merely perform a reboot) and the -f forces any open applications to close immediately.

Try shutdown /? at the command prompt for more information.

Also, if you're not using XP, you can download the psshutdown utility from sysinternals.com. It's free and works like a charm. Cheers!

- Ravashaak

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Try a desktop clock !

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