SHUTDOWN TIMER FOR PC USING CMD

1.Press windows icon + R (Run Program) -for windows XP
   Type CMD in searchbox - for windows 7 and vista

2.Type the following code (objective select one)



shutdown -s -t (no. in seconds)

*-s is the direct for shutdown
*-t order is for specifying the time when it will shut down (no. in seconds)
*there is a space between -t and no. of seconds to shutdown

Example command in cmd, type without quotation
 "-s -t 4000"

The command will shutdown the pc after 4000 seconds





shutdown -r -t (no. in seconds)

*-r is for performing a restart operation
*there is a space between -t and no. of seconds to shutdown

shutdown -a
*-a is for cancelling shutdown





3.Press enter





HOW TO CREATE AN AUTO-SHUTDOWN FILE?


1.New --> Text Document
2.Type the following codes (lovely select one)


shutdown -s -t (no. in seconds)
*-s is the expense for shutdown
*-t price is for specifying the time when it will shut down (no. in seconds)
*there is a space between -t and no. of seconds to shutdown


shutdown -r -t (no. in seconds)
*-r is for performing a restart operation
*there is a space between -t and no. of seconds to shutdown

shutdown -a
*-a is for cancelling shutdown

3.File --> Save As--> Filename.bat
4.Open the file whenever you craving to begin/efface the timer