- Quickly Shut Down or Reboot a Remote PC with a Custom Batch File. When you’re done crafting your shutdown command, go to File > Save and navigate to a convenient location for your batch file. Next, select the Save as type drop-down menu and select All Files. Finally, give your batch file a name in the File name box.
- 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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Shutdown computer using a batch file. Here are the steps to shut down a computer using a batch file. Open a notepad and click on new file. Paste the shutdown code stated above and save the file as turn_off.bat. Once you have saved the file, click on the.bat file and your computer will start shutting down.
Hi guys,Finally moved on from XP to Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit, and I would like to place a short cut on my desktop to do two commands.
I would like the first command to copy everything within a specific folder, like C:Data and have it copy all of the files from that folder to D:Data I think I have figured out how to do that with the following command: powershell.exe xcopy C:Data*.* D:Data*.* /d /e /v /y although I am not sure if the /d /e /v /y are correct. Basically, I want this batch file to run when I shut my machine off, so that it copies any NEW or CHANGED files within that folder at shutdown.
The second command I would like to then do is a shutdown command, and this is the one that is driving me up the wall, cause when i try to run it, it opens a cmd window which just scrolls the shutdown command endlessly.
![Xp Batch File Shutdown Command Xp Batch File Shutdown Command](https://www.com250.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Shutdown-by-command-line1.jpg)
So in closing I have this for a batch file, but it just doesn't work right:
powershell.exe xcopy C:Data*.* D:Data*.* /d /e /v /y
shutdown -s -f -t 5
shutdown -s -f -t 5
I appologize if this has already been covered in someone elses question.
Thank you.
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