Introduce the setting method of automatic shutdown of Windows system

Do you think you still don't know some functions of win 8? For example, if you want to make the operation more convenient, you can set up automatic shutdown, etc., but most people still don't understand. How to set up, many people now use win8, but because this system is just coming out, so many operational things many friends do not understand, today in Xiaobian to tell everyone how to set up automatic shutdown for Windows system.

The Windows operating system auto-shutdown service is controlled by the Shutdown.exe program, which is located in the Windows\\System32 folder. If it is Windows 2000, you can copy Shutdown.exe to the WinNT\\System32 folder.

Here are two examples to teach you how to use the automatic shutdown service of the Windows operating system:

One: The computer automatically shuts down at 22:00.

Action: Select “Start →Run”, enter “at 22:00 Shutdown -s”. In this way, by 22 o'clock your computer will appear "System Shutdown" dialog box, the default has a 30-second countdown and prompts you to save as soon as possible.

Two: The computer automatically shuts down after 60 minutes

Operation: Select “Start →Run”, enter “Shutdown.exe -s -t 3600” (3600 for 60 minutes) means that the system will automatically shut down after 60 minutes.

What if I want to cancel the auto-shutdown task?

If you want to cancel the auto-shutdown command that has already been set, you can enter “shutdown -a” in "Run".

Note: Enter “shutdown -i”, you can open the Set Auto Shutdown dialog box to reset the Auto Shutdown.

Description: In fact, each parameter of Shutdown.exe has a specific purpose, and each parameter will have different effects. The purpose of each parameter is listed below, and you can use it as needed in Shutdown.exe.

-l means to log out the current user

-r means to shut down and restart

-t means to set the shutdown countdown

-c means the message content, ie input The message content in the shutdown dialog box cannot exceed 127 characters

-s means to shut down the local computer

-a means to cancel the shutdown operation

-f means to force the application to close < Br>

-m (computer name) means to control the remote computer

-i means to display the graphical user interface (must be the first option of Shutdown)

Although setting the automatic shutdown is a simple The operation, but in the details of the operation, we still have to pay more attention, and if it is too troublesome to operate, it is best to ask someone to do it.