Batch files to shut down the PC
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Hello,
so here it is, I've been "programming" in batch for a while and I would like to do a little something special:
I've been trying for some time to make a script that automatically and without asking anything turns off the PC at a set time; I know it's possible to do it through scheduled tasks, but I really want to do it via batch.
Thank you!
so here it is, I've been "programming" in batch for a while and I would like to do a little something special:
I've been trying for some time to make a script that automatically and without asking anything turns off the PC at a set time; I know it's possible to do it through scheduled tasks, but I really want to do it via batch.
Thank you!
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Hi,
to turn off the PC, it's
shutdown.exe -s
and you can add a timer in seconds before shutdown
shutdown.exe -s -t 60
(1 minute)
to turn off the PC, it's
shutdown.exe -s
and you can add a timer in seconds before shutdown
shutdown.exe -s -t 60
(1 minute)
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Hello,
try this:
batch 1:
@echo off
:START
for /F "tokens=1,2,3 delims=:, " %%A in ("%TIME%") do (
set Hour= %%A
set Minute= %%B
set Second= %%C
)
cls
set Hours= %Hour%:%Minute%:%Second%
set RebootHour= 15
set RebootMinute= 07
set RebootSecond= 05
echo %Hour%:%Minute%:%Second%
if NOT %Second%==%RebootSecond% GOTO START
if NOT %Minute%==%RebootMinute% GOTO START
if NOT %Hour%==%RebootHour% GOTO START
call batch2.bat
batch2:
shutdown
try this:
batch 1:
@echo off
:START
for /F "tokens=1,2,3 delims=:, " %%A in ("%TIME%") do (
set Hour= %%A
set Minute= %%B
set Second= %%C
)
cls
set Hours= %Hour%:%Minute%:%Second%
set RebootHour= 15
set RebootMinute= 07
set RebootSecond= 05
echo %Hour%:%Minute%:%Second%
if NOT %Second%==%RebootSecond% GOTO START
if NOT %Minute%==%RebootMinute% GOTO START
if NOT %Hour%==%RebootHour% GOTO START
call batch2.bat
batch2:
shutdown
Thank you,
I found something in the meantime after messing around, but for now it's not working... In fact, I create a variable:
bat1.bat
@echo off
if "%Time%"=="18/00/00" shutdown.exe
if not "%Time%"=="18/00/00" call bat2
bat2.bat
@echo off
if "%Time%"=="18/00/00" shutdown.exe
if not "%Time%"=="18/00/00" call bat1.bat
Actually, I thought these two files would call each other like this: bat1 => bat2 then bat1 stops bat2 => bat1 then bat2 stops
The thing is, it runs for about 5 seconds, then everything stops... I thought there might be an option/command to prevent the stop, but I couldn't find one... Does anyone have an idea?
Anyway, thanks thib0787, that could be useful to me ;)
I found something in the meantime after messing around, but for now it's not working... In fact, I create a variable:
bat1.bat
@echo off
if "%Time%"=="18/00/00" shutdown.exe
if not "%Time%"=="18/00/00" call bat2
bat2.bat
@echo off
if "%Time%"=="18/00/00" shutdown.exe
if not "%Time%"=="18/00/00" call bat1.bat
Actually, I thought these two files would call each other like this: bat1 => bat2 then bat1 stops bat2 => bat1 then bat2 stops
The thing is, it runs for about 5 seconds, then everything stops... I thought there might be an option/command to prevent the stop, but I couldn't find one... Does anyone have an idea?
Anyway, thanks thib0787, that could be useful to me ;)