This site allows you to generate a command file to shut down or restart your computer. You can customize the action, operating system, and schedule, then download the file in a format appropriate for your OS.
Yes, the files only contain commands to perform the selected action. You can verify this yourself by opening the file with any text editor.
The file is created based on the time zone set in your browser. Ensure your browser reflects the correct time zone for accurate scheduling.
No, the commands are the same for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11. The tool generates a universal command compatible across these versions.
A .command file is a script used on macOS to execute shell commands.
A .bat file is a batch script used on Windows to execute commands in the Command Prompt.
macOS: Double-click the .command file. If it doesn't run, ensure it has executable permissions using chmod +x filename.command in the terminal. Windows: Double-click the .bat file.
The 'Command' field displays the command generated based on your selected settings. You can edit the command directly in this field before saving or copying it.
Yes, the file name in the 'Command' field updates automatically based on your settings. However, you can edit the name manually before saving.
macOS: Check if the file has the necessary executable permissions. Use chmod +x filename.command to fix this. Windows: Ensure your system allows batch files to run, and check for any antivirus or security software blocking it.
Some antivirus programs flag executable files as a precaution. Rest assured, the files generated by this tool are safe.
Ensure your computer’s clock and time zone settings are correct. Also, check for any permissions or user account control restrictions.
No, the site does not store any data you enter. All command files are generated locally in your browser.
Yes, you can open the file with a text editor to review its contents before running it.
You can: - Choose one of the preset time values. - Select a specific date and time. - Enter a custom delay in minutes or seconds.
The 'Forced' option forcibly terminates all running programs without giving them a chance to save data or warn you. Use this option carefully to avoid data loss.
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