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Why not use _NowTime?

#include <Date.au3>

While 1
 If _NowTime(3) = "11:40:50" Then
  Shutdown (17)
 EndIf
WEnd

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If (@HOUR = 1 And @MIN = 0 AND @SEC = 0) Then...

This will check for the exact time

there could be a here and there maybe of one second,

you miss the perfect time and are again at the starting of the loop

Dont use @SEC = 0, use a range instead like @SEC < 50 or somewhat..!

Hope this helps :)

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PhoenixXL makes a good point. I would suggest changing the _NowTime parameter to 4 so it disregards seconds. This will change it to 24hour format, so it would be something like this:

#include <Date.au3>

While 1
 If _NowTime(4) = "23:59" Then
  Shutdown (17)
 EndIf
WEnd

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