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Is there any ways to have a windows shut down as a
scheduled task?? For example if you wanted to watch a movie on a media player and have your computer shut down at a certain time, simliar to a sleep timer on some television sets. |
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[url]http://users.pandora.be/jbosman/applications.html[/url]
It's about halfway down the page "Dave Davidson" <blue_eyed_joker@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:063d01c3d1b7$7a8988c0$a301280a@phx.gbl... > Is there any ways to have a windows shut down as a > scheduled task?? > > For example if you wanted to watch a movie on a media > player and have your computer shut down at a certain time, > simliar to a sleep timer on some television sets. |
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One way of doing it.....
Open Notepad & type "shutdown -s -t 10" (10 being the number of seconds to shutdown - could set this lower or higher if you like) Save the file as something like "Turn Off.bat" (ie with a .bat extension) Then go Start>All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks > Add Scheduled Task to schedule the task for a time you'd like eg 3 hours hence Within Scheduled Tasks browse to the batch file you've just created to schedule it. (click browse on 2nd screen of the wizard) (NB your account needs to have a password set up for it to work properly though & possibly Administrator level status too) Jon "Dave Davidson" <blue_eyed_joker@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:063d01c3d1b7$7a8988c0$a301280a@phx.gbl... > Is there any ways to have a windows shut down as a > scheduled task?? > > For example if you wanted to watch a movie on a media > player and have your computer shut down at a certain time, > simliar to a sleep timer on some television sets. |
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