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windows timer task settings (with shutdown restart command)

The Task Scheduler for Windows allows you to add scheduled tasks, set the task start time and the interval of execution to achieve automatic execution of the application. For example, to achieve common functions such as timed reboot and shutdown. How to use refer to the following steps

1. Create a new text file, change the file suffix to bat, and then add the following code

shutdown -r -f -t 0

The purpose of this command is to immediately force a reboot of the machine. Click Save As in the file, select all types, and the file name is "auto-reboot.bat".

# Note: The usage of the shutdown command is described below.

# -r: Shutdown and restart the computer.

# -f: Forcibly closes the running application without forewarning the user. When a value greater than 0 is specified for the -t parameter, the -f parameter is used by default.

# -t xxx: Sets the timeout before shutdown to xxx seconds, valid range is 0-315360000 (10 years), default value is 30.

2. Expand Task Scheduler Select Microsoft and click Create Basic Task.

3、Configure the task wizard and select the task trigger time.

4、Create the basic task to complete.

5、Click Run to test. (It will restart immediately)

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