SlimShady Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 (edited) With this utility you can shutdown/logoff/reboot/hibernate your computer in 24 hours.You can tell it how many seconds in advance or give it the time (24-hours style).Syntax is:Shutdown.exe /Exec /Config /Opt=Shutdown /Time=151. All the parameters are optional.2. If you passed both the parameters /Config and /Exec, the config window will show.3. If you don't specify any parameters, the config window is shown.4. The /Opt parameter can have any of the following (case insensitive): shutdown/logoff/reboot/hibernate5. The /Time parameter can have: the time in seconds before performing the action or the time with colon (24-hours style) NOTE: You don't have to use leading zeroos.6. If you only specify /Exec, the time and option is read from the ini file. If no settings have been specified, the utility will shutdown the computer in 15 seconds.7. I can guarantee that the Cancel button works Examples:1. Shutdown.exe2. Shutdown.exe /Exec3. Shutdown.exe /Config4. Shutdown.exe /Exec /Opt=Reboot5. Shutdown.exe /Exec /Opt=Shutdown6. Shutdown.exe /Exec /Time=157. Shutdown.exe /Exec /Time=12:158. Shutdown.exe /Exec /Opt=Shutdown /Time=159. Shutdown.exe /Exec /Opt=Reboot /Time=12:15Screenshot:Download:Shutdown.zip Edited December 3, 2004 by SlimShady
Chris_1013 Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 This looks good. I think someone posted a utility they'd written (BSUM or something like that it was called), that would shutdown the PC at a specific time. I'd like to see this too, because I'm wanting to code a util that will allow you to specify a shutdown time and pop up a countdown say a minute before to warn you.
ezzetabi Posted November 26, 2004 Posted November 26, 2004 Seems pretty easy to do... Do you have problems, Chris_1013?
SlimShady Posted November 26, 2004 Author Posted November 26, 2004 This looks good. I think someone posted a utility they'd written (BSUM or something like that it was called), that would shutdown the PC at a specific time. I'd like to see this too, because I'm wanting to code a util that will allow you to specify a shutdown time and pop up a countdown say a minute before to warn you.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Y'know that's a great idea.I will try to make it tomorrow.
stingjoel Posted November 27, 2004 Posted November 27, 2004 Chris_1013,That task is already done at BSMU(BSMultipurposeUtility)....just like what you write below....try it...If the shutdown countdown pop up show and you don't want to shutdown, just click WIN+ALT+c then disable shutdown....your computer will not shutdown...I'll add some feature at BSMU...not only shutdown, but also suspend, hibernate, force shutdown, lock computer etc. (I have some great idea [IMHO ] that will implement in BSMU)...This looks good. I think someone posted a utility they'd written (BSUM or something like that it was called), that would shutdown the PC at a specific time. I'd like to see this too, because I'm wanting to code a util that will allow you to specify a shutdown time and pop up a countdown say a minute before to warn you.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Chris_1013 Posted November 29, 2004 Posted November 29, 2004 Yeah, I know it's in BSMU, that's why I didn't want to re-invent the wheel, and was hoping I could see your code for how you did it. :-)
Guest keller999 Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 (edited) Here's an AutoShutdown script I wrote for a school district. Parameters are :: AutoShutdown.exe <Time to cancel shutdown> <Time after cancel to ask again> This is designed to be run by a scheduler, such as Windows Task Scheduler or Novell policies. Good luck!AutoShutdown_Final___10_28_04.au3 Edited November 30, 2004 by keller999
SlimShady Posted December 3, 2004 Author Posted December 3, 2004 I updated the script. You can now specify a time. Currently you can't choose a day so the action will be performed within 24 hours. See the first post for more info.
ali Posted December 3, 2004 Posted December 3, 2004 hvnt had a chance to test this out...but will do later on...keep it up
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