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Below are steps on how to restart, shut down, and hibernate a Windows computer from a batch file or the command line.

1. Shutdown Batch Script
2. Batch Restart Command
3. Xp Batch File Shutdown Command Download
4. Xp Batch File Shutdown Commands
5. Shutdown Computer Batch File

Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10

Microsoft Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10 includes a command to shut down the computer through the command line, shortcut, or batch files. Below are the steps required for creating a shutdown, restart, and hibernate shortcut.

For Windows XP (and later) use the native POWERCFG command to configure Standby and Hibernate (and more). Lock, Logoff, Reboot, Shutdown, Hibernate, Standby in.NET by Thiagarajan Alagarsamy. How To Restart Computers Remotely via PowerShell by Jeffery Hicks.

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1. For the location of the shortcut, enter one of the following commands, depending on what you want to do.

Shutdown Batch Timer: Here I have created a batch file that has a specified amount of minutes until it shuts your computer down. And all you need is:A windows computerNotepad or Notepad++That's it! From this article you will learn how to shutdown your PC using the command prompt and using the bat-file on Windows 10 example. How to shutdown the computer using cmd. If you want to turn off your desktop or laptop immediately, follow these steps: Run the command prompt. Type the command and press Enter: shutdown /s /f /t 0.

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To shut down the computer, type the following line in the location text field.

To restart the computer, type the following line in the location text field.

To hibernate the computer, type the following line in the location text field. Diamonds in the dirt joanne shaw taylor rarick.

3. Click Next, and then for the name of the shortcut type either Shut down, Restart, or Hibernate and then click Finish.

After completing the above steps, double-click the shortcut icon to shut down, restart, or put the computer into hibernation.

After the shortcut is created, you can assign the shortcut a keyboard shortcut to shut down the computer using the keyboard.

Shutdown Batch Script

If you want to create a batch file, you can add any of the above shutdown commands into the batch file with any other commands.

• Additional information and options about the shutdown command is on our shutdown command page.

Shut down and restart shortcut in Windows XP

Microsoft Windows XP includes a new shutdown command that allows users to shut down the computer through the command line, shortcut, or batch files. Below are the steps required for creating a shutdown and restart shortcut.

1. For the location of the shortcut, type one of the following commands, depending on what you want to do.

To shut down your computer, type the following line in the location.

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3. Click Next, and then for the name of the shortcut type either Shut down or Restart and then click Finish.

Batch Restart Command

After completing the above steps, double-click the shortcut icon to shut down or restart the computer.

• Additional information and options about the shutdown command is on our shutdown command page.

Shut down and restart shortcut in Windows 95, 98, and ME

Xp Batch File Shutdown Command Download

Create a batch file with the following lines, corresponding to the action you want to perform.

Restarting the computer

Shut down the computer

When typing the above two lines, spacing is important. Also, make sure to enter the exit line at the bottom of the batch file in case Windows cannot restart the computer because of the open MS-DOS window.

Microsoft Windows 98 and Windows ME users can also run the following command to perform different forms of rebooting or shutting down.

Where n is equal to one of the numbers below, depending on the action you want the computer to perform.

• 0 - LOGOFF
• 1 - SHUTDOWN
• 2 - REBOOT
• 4 - FORCE
• 8 - POWEROFF

Shut down and restart shortcut in MS-DOS

If you need to restart from MS-DOS, see the debug routines page for steps on how to write a debug routine to restart these computers.

Additional information

Xp Batch File Shutdown Commands

• See our batch file, reboot, and shutdown definitions for further information and related links.

Shutdown Computer Batch File

In the batch files:
-s indicates that the shutdown application is actually going to shut down the computer
-f forces all running programs to close
-t 00 indicates no delay in execution (this does not apply to the hibernate batch file)
-r indicates a restart
/h indicates hibernation
Also:
-t xx timeout period (xx is number of seconds)
-l is logoff [L] (can only be used by itself)
-a is to abort an already initiated sequence
-i opens the shutdown GUI
-m computername name of computer that action is applied to (using your computer name is
same as not putting it in and may be configured to shut down a local
remote computer though I am not sure how
-g restarts computer and any registered applications
-p turn off computer with no time-out or warning (same as .shutdown -s -t 00)
-e document reason for unexpected shutdown
-c 'comment' comment on the action
-d [p or u]:xx:yy reason; p indicates it is planned; u indicates it is user defined; xx and yy are
reason ID numbers (u:0:0 is easiest, it means other and unplanned)
All these functions also work in comand prompt (cmd). In cmd, you also do not have type the entire filepath.
Type shutdown in cmd and it will give a list of these variables. Note, not all operating systems will give a complete list, some may not give all the reason ID numbers, some may not have all the variables or may not support them, some may even simply shut down no matter what form of the shutdown command is put in the command line.
When in cmd or making a batch file, doing more than what I have simply told you requires following a strict syntax. Does NOT include the brackets. (The 'or's also are exempt from it):
shutdown [-i or -l or -s or -r or -g or -a or -p or /h or -e] -f -m computername -t xx -d [p or u]:xx:yy -c 'comment'
You probably already knew this, but these batch files work under normal conditions, not just as scheduled tasks. Click it like you would any other icon or program to run it in Windows.