We click on the Start button in the Win7 system, select Open “All Programs & mdash;Accessories & mdash;System Tools", find “Task Scheduler> to open the Task Plan Settings panel of Win7 System. You can also click the Win7 Start button and type "Task Schedule" in the multi-function search box to open directly from the search results.
Illustration: Open the Win7 system's "Task Scheduler"
In the Win7 system's "Task Scheduler" settings panel, we click on the menu "Operation & mdash; create Basic task & rdquo;.
Illustration: Create a basic task
Enter a name and description for the new task, click the “Next” button.
Illustration: Name and add a description for the new task
Select the frequency of execution of the shutdown task you want in the < triggers" option, such as daily, weekly, monthly or single Wait, continue to the next step.
Illustration: Set the task trigger time
Continue to set the trigger time detailed options. Continue to click Next.
Setting task trigger time details
In the "Operation" option, Win7 system allows us to select programs, send emails, display messages, because we need to use shutdown Command Shutdown, so here we choose “start the program”. Continue to click Next.
Select “Startup Program" Now enter the startup program detailed settings, fill in the shutdown in the "Programs or Scripts" column, in the "Parameters" column can choose fill in. Here we fill in “-s -t 30” is to tell the Win7 system, we need to provide a 30 second countdown when the Win7 system starts the shutdown process.
Setting the shutdown command and parameters
After clicking the next step, we can see that the Win7 task plan will give details of the currently set task. After confirming the error, click the “Confirm” button. Complete the task schedule setting for Win7 scheduled shutdown.
Check the settings details, confirm the completion of the mission plan settings
Now, we can see the "Timed Shutdown" task we just set in the Task Scheduler Settings panel of the Win7 system. , the details of the task are listed by type below. Right-clicking a task allows you to perform flexible operations on tasks from right-click, such as run, end, disable, export, properties, delete, and more.
Flexible setting Win7 mission plan
Understanding the above method, we can flexibly set Win7 mission plan, let Win7 system realize automatic shutdown according to our needs. If you only need to execute it once, we can also use the shortcut key "Win+R“ to open the run window, directly execute the shutdown command shutdown in the command window. Below we list the specific parameters of the shutdown command, for your convenience.
shutdown -a Cancel the shutdown
shutdown -s Shutdown
shutdown -f Force the application to close.
shutdown -m The computer name controls the remote computer.
shutdown -i Displays the graphical user interface, but it must be the first parameter of Shutdown.
shutdown -l Log out the current user.
shutdown -r restart
shutdown -t time Set the shutdown countdown, the time unit is seconds.
shutdown -c "Message Content" Enter the message content in the shutdown dialog (cannot exceed 127 characters).
shutdown -h hibernation
Usage: at shutdown time shutdown parameter
Example: “at 12:30 shutdown -s -t 20”, the computer will prompt shutdown at 12:30, and countdown to 20 seconds.