@dr.aamir | ||
Here is a few methods on how to manipulate auto shutdown. METHOD 1 : Step 1: Right click on your desktop and choose New=shortcuts. Step 2: In the box that says Type the location of the shortcut, type in shutdown -s -t 3600&8243; without the quotation marks and click next. Note: 3600 are the amount of seconds before your computer shuts down. So , 60secs*60mins=3600secs. Step 3: Make up a name for the shortcut and youre done. You can change the icon by right clicking=properities=change icon=browse. To abort To make an abort key to stop the shutdown timer just create another shortcut and make the location of the shortcut to shutdown -a without the quotes. METHOD 2 start=Run Type Code: at 11:35 shutdown -s Take note: All time are in 24hr format, meaning if you would like to shutdown at 9:30pm, then you should type at 21:30 shutdown -s METHOD 3 you can use a batch for that as well it makes it easier to use just run the batch and enter the time you want it to shutdown Create shutdown.bat Use the Code below: @echo off title Scheduled Shutdown Batch Example by chacha1234 color A echo Enter Time To Shutdown (example 19:30) set /p stime= cls at %stime% shutdown -s -t 00&8243; null echo Your PC Will Auto Shutdown At %stime% echo Press Any Key To Exit pause null exit |
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@rabia148 | 19 November 12 | |
Nice info... I use this often, when im busy in a interesting game, and have to go or do some work at a specific time, the pc reminds me by shuting down and i dont need to close the game and shut down my pc. That is useful, every1 here must try.
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