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Badger Clan
Dec 3, 2011, 11:56:40 AM12/3/11
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Is the shutdown command capable of shutting the computer down at a
specific time? Know that 'shutdown /s' works but if I try 'shutdown /s /f
/t 01:00' does not. What am I doing wrong?
"BERNIE SANDERS" for President!
QUOTE:
"America is a melting pot. Those on the bottom get burned and the scum
rises to the top."
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specific time? Know that 'shutdown /s' works but if I try 'shutdown /s /f
/t 01:00' does not. What am I doing wrong?
"BERNIE SANDERS" for President!
QUOTE:
"America is a melting pot. Those on the bottom get burned and the scum
rises to the top."
--Edward Abbey
Frank Winans
Feb 6, 2012, 8:05:25 PM2/6/12
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You do know that some versions of windows come with a program
called shutdown, right? Open a bash shell and do
which shutdown
to see if the reason shutdown is not working as predicted is because
you are in fact running a microsoft, not cygwin supplied shutdown.
Also, try doing updatedb ; locate shutdown | grep man
"Badger Clan" <bad...@feckov.org> wrote
called shutdown, right? Open a bash shell and do
which shutdown
to see if the reason shutdown is not working as predicted is because
you are in fact running a microsoft, not cygwin supplied shutdown.
Also, try doing updatedb ; locate shutdown | grep man
"Badger Clan" <bad...@feckov.org> wrote
> Is the shutdown command capable of shutting the computer down at a
> specific time? Know that 'shutdown /s' works but if I try 'shutdown /s
> /f /t 01:00' it does not. What am I doing wrong?
> specific time? Know that 'shutdown /s' works but if I try 'shutdown /s
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