Restart or Shutdown Windows (XP, 2000 and Vista) from Command Line or One-Click Shortcut

Restart or Shutdown Windows (XP, 2000 and Vista) from Command Line or One-Click Shortcut

June 17, 2009
In order to shutdown or restart the Windows with just one click shortcut or from command line, users can use shutdown command line utility/command that comes with Windows 2000 (with the Resource Kit installed) and Windows XP or Windows Vista (native). To access shutdown command, simply go to DOS command prompt by clicking on Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt or Start -> Run and then type in Cmd to launch a command prompt window.

Type shutdown -s -t 01 Here "01" Means time for shutdown in no. of Seconds.

If you want brief discription for shutdown command

Type shutdown /? in command line

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