All the operations shutdown, restart are nothing but a simple execution command for the system exe called shutdown. But this is not the same case with hibernate as it is a suspended state off in case of windows xp and it has nothing to do with shutdown. I knew about shutdown. Your tip is welcome. Too bad it seem that SetSuspendState appears to have no switches and there is apparently no way to abort the hibernation.
With shutdown. How I added more disk space with out any hassles or costing me an arm and a leg! A few ways exist to restart, shutdown, or log off your Windows XP and Vista computer. Sometimes you may want to quickly click on a shortcut or create a keyboard shortcut that will accomplish the task. If so, here's a quick way to create those shortcuts to execute either restart, shutdown or hibernate. Windows XP and Vista, include the built-in command shutdown.
The shutdown command is also available for Windows and servers. The basic options for shutdown. On Vista only the hibernate option is. In the Type the location of the item text field enter:. NOTE: following screen shots are from Vista. Windows XP Create Shortcuts wizard will look a little different but the steps are the same. Then click next to continue and give the shortcut a name and click Finish.
If you want to delay the time for restart, shutdown, log off, or hibernate Vista only , you can use the -t switch to set a timeout delay for the command to execute. In the example above, adding timeout to the command for 10 seconds would look like this:. If you prefer to use the the keyboard, you can easily add a keyboard shortcut to the new shortcut by following the steps outlined in the article Create Keyboard Shortcuts on Windows.
I don't know of anything that can prompt the user to cancel other than writing code , but what you can do is open up a command prompt and type. Unfortunately — especially on Windows XP — this option only shuts down Windows. It does not shut down your computer, at least on most hardware. For more information on the tool, see here.
After you place this utility in the root folder of C:, the commands for a shutdown, restart, or hibernate respectively , each without a time delay, would be shutdown -u -t 0 for shutdown, shutdown -r -t 0 for restart, and shutdown -h -t 0 for hibernate. The native commandline tool tsshutdn. It was introduced in Windows , and retained in Windows XP.
If you poweroff your computer without shutting down Windows and letting your applications save their data and close, if necessary , you invite a whole lot of serious problems!
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