Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Khas buat yg pemalas nak Shutdown PC

Schedule a restart operation with Windows XP’s Shutdown
utility.start wit a fresh Win XP system every day.


To help you automate this type of restart operation,
Microsoft Windows XP comes with a command-line utility
called Shutdown.exe, which can restart your system. To make
this happen automatically, you can configure it to run at a
specified time with the Scheduled Tasks tool. Here’s how:

#-Go to Control Panel | Scheduled Tasks.
#-Double-click Add Scheduled Task to launch the Scheduled
Task Wizard.
#-Click Next and then click the Browse button.
#-Access the Windows\System32 folder, select Shutdown.exe,
and click Open.
#-Follow the wizard through the next two screens to give
the task a name and choose a schedule.
#-Enter your user account name and password and click Next.
#-Select the Open Advanced Properties check box and click Finish.
#-In the task’s Properties dialog box, add the /r parameter
to the end of the command line in the Run text box and click OK. (Be sure to include a space between the last character in the command name and the first character in
the parameter list.)
#-Enter your user account name and password and click OK.

When the Shutdown utility runs, you’ll momentarily see a
small dialog box on your screen before the system restarts.

Note: This tip applies to both Windows XP Home and
Professional editions.

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