SHUTDOWN -i

Hello, this issue is about a shutdown I'm trying to do on my second computer.
So when I do: shutdown -i I put in the IP etc. and when I execute it, an error occurs in cmd.exe: Unable to connect to the Registry.
So there you go, if anyone can give me the answer, I would be grateful!

Oh yes, I also use another command: shutdown /m \\IPAddressOfRemotePC /s /i but when I execute it, cmd gives me the same result as if I had run the command: shutdown /?. So lots of stuff and explanations, Anyway, I don't understand anything, thank you, Goodbye!

3 answers

  1. In the documentation, it is specified that the /i switch must be in the first position:

    shutdown /i /s 

    shutdown /i /s /m \\RemotePCAddress


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    1. It's not working, man.
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    2. By entering what you said: shutdown /i /s /m \\AdressIPpcDistant, it opens a small window, so in the name I put its IP address, and once I run it, it shows me this: ******(ip of the pc)*******: The computer name entered is not valid or remote shutdown is not supported by the target computer. Please check the name, then try again, or contact your system administrator. (53)

      Thank you for your help!
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    3. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP ...
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  2. Hello,

    You need to open the command prompt by right-clicking (run as administrator)

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    1. I have already tried.
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