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Shutdown Planned Windows

You ever have the need to leave the house and could not turn off the computer because maybe was being critical as downloading an update, a 'defrag operation or even a scan of system by the 'Virus? Surely you have seen forced to leave the PC turned on unnecessarily for many hours when perhaps an ongoing operation would require no more than a half hour…
In fact Windows incorporates a feature to manage the planned shutdown, only that you can run only from the command line: this fact certainly does not contribute to make it easily identifiable and usable by all.

In any case, the next time you have this kind of requirement proceed as follows:

• Select "Start => Run…"
• In the box that appears, type "shutdown-s-t [waiting time in seconds]"
• You will know that they have successfully launched the command appear when you will see a small box showing the waiting time before the

For example, if you want your PC to turn off automatically after one hour you have to type: shutdown-s-t 3600.
Do only attention to the fact that, once launched, the command shutdown can not be canceled!

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Written on 27 July, 2007 at 17:35 in Windows
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2. shutdown-ae cancel the… ..

   

   Comment by Paguro - August 12, 2007 #

3. Indeed… it can be safely annulato .. also writing-c "enter your commente" you can put a comment between quotes

   

   Comment by Bozz - April 12, 2008 #

4. If I leave Which program open, for example Media player that happens? I wanted to know since I like addormentari with the music… Thanks

   

   Comments Flash - May 2, 2008 #

5. @ Flash: that happens Media Player is finished and then the PC goes off. Hello!

   

   Comments davide - May 2, 2008 #

6. Thanks David, gentilissimo.Volevo only know whether the kiusura of programs is regular or is cm say, "forced" to the extent of damage here? Thank you

   

   Comments Flash - May 2, 2008 #

7. Thanks David, gentilissimo.Volevo only know whether the kiusura of programs is regular or is cm say, "forced" to the extent of damage here? Thanks Same anke eMule?

   

   Comments Flash - May 2, 2008 #

8. Hello, you can plan shutdown in this way: at 00:00 shutdown / s / t 00

   Instead of 00:00 puts the 'time when you want to turn off your PC.

   Bye bye

   

   Comment by Peppe - August 12, 2008 #

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