Shut Down Timer On Windows Desktop
Have you constantly left your computer on because it is going something in the background? For some of us, this daily occurrence (heck, a lot of people never turn their computer off), but if you want to keep your computer off while you’re not using it, you will love this tip!
Now we are showing you how to create a shortcut on your desktop that lets you set a shutdown timer on windows in a moment only some clicks. Here’s what you have to know.
Right-click on your desktop, select New, followed by Shortcut. The window that opens asks you for the location of the shortcut. In that box, enter the following:
shutdown.exe -s -t XXXX
In the above shortcut, put back the XXXX with the number of seconds you want the shutdown to be delayed. So if you want to delay two minutes, replace the XXXX with 120. Once the time indicates down, your computer will shut down. (Note, if you don’t want a shortcut, you can enter the following in the command prompt:
shutdown -s -t XXXX).
To cancel, make a shortcut for (or enter into the command prompt) the following using the similar method above:
shutdown.exe -a (shutdown-a in the command prompt)
This is what about the Shut down timer on Windows Desktop.
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