How do I set a time for my computer to shut down automatically?

When using the computer, for example, if you want to play a big game, it takes several hours to finish, if you want to be at night, when the computer is finished, the computer has to be turned on all the time, which is not low-carbon, then you should think of setting the computer to automatically shut down, so that the computer will automatically shut down after a few hours, not only when sleeping, but also to save power to the greatest extent.

If you want to go out and your computer is working, you'll need to shut down automatically. Most of the ways to achieve automatic shutdown are to use some third-party software, which is not only troublesome, but also to use a software to achieve this small function, which is a big fuss! In fact, Windows XP (Windows 2000 can also be) itself has the function of timed shutdown, so let's take a look at how to achieve automatic shutdown of Windows XP.

Windows XP shutdown is program-controlled and is located in the Windows System32 folder.

If you want Windows 2000 to do the same, you can copy it to the system directory.

For example, if your computer wants to shut down at 22:00, you can choose "Start Running" and enter "at 22:00 shutdown -s", so that at 22:00, the computer will appear "System Shutdown" dialog box, which has a 30-second countdown by default and prompts you to save your work.

If you want to shut down in a countdown mode, you can enter "-s -t 3600", here it means it will automatically shut down after 60 minutes, and "3600" means 60 minutes.

After setting up the automatic shutdown, if you want to cancel it, you can enter "shutdown -a" in the runtime. In addition, if you enter "shutdown -i", you can open the Set Auto Shutdown dialog box and set the auto shutdown.

Each of them has a specific purpose, and each one will have a different effect, such as "-s" means shutting down the local computer, "-a" means canceling the shutdown operation, and more parameters are listed below, which you can use as needed.

f: Forcibly close the application.

m Computer Name: Controls the remote computer.

i: Displays the graphical user interface, but must be the first option for shutdown.

l: Log out of the current user.

r: Shut down and restart.

c "The content of the message": Enter the message content in the shutdown dialog box (no more than 127 characters).

I haven't studied this, but there should be software for it.

There is also an automatic shutdown after the end You can set the time to shut down to start the next file, just find a very small**, etc., and then set it to shut down at that time.

I don't know, right. But I remember that there seemed to be such a method.