Shutdown pc automatically with timer using CMD Command prompt

How to Shutdown pc automatically with a timer using CMD Command prompt

This video tutorial and manual are about automated restarts or shutdowns from the windows command line. We’ll begin via way of means of learning, the way to open the command prompt. How to apply to create automated shutdown timers the use of the Shutdown command. How to restart our system or create restart timers from the command line. How to cancel an accidentally scheduled shutdown.

And finally, we’ll test some different beneficial parameters for the shutdown command.

Automatic Timer Using The Shutdown Command:​

shutdown /s /t 3600

1 Hour = 3600.
2 Hours = 7200.
3 Hours = 10800.
…
X Hours = X * 3600.

Restart Your System Using The Shutdown Command:

shutdown /r /t 

Cancel A Shutdown Or A Restart:​

shutdown /a

Useful Parameters For The Shutdown Command:​

• /L Stands for logout and it could be used to logout the current user

• /h Will hibernate your pc.
  
• /f Will forcefully close any strolling programs before shutting down or rebooting.
  
• And ultimately you may use /r accompanied by /o to restart your pc and release the Advanced Start Options menu which may be very beneficial for troubleshooting windows problems.

If you want the full list of parameters along with a brief description simply types:

help shutdown

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