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Using <b>'Shell'</b>:<br>
Call Shell("Shutdown /s") 'to shutdown<br><br>
Call Shell("Shutdwon /r") 'to restart<br><br>
Call Shell("Shutdown /l") 'to logoff<br><br>
Call Shell("Shutdown /a") 'to Abort<br><br>
Using <b>'Managed Code in .NET'</b>:<br>
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (Shutdown", "/s") 'to shutdown<br><br>
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("Shutdown", "/r") 'to restart<br><br>
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("Shutdown", "/l") 'to logoff<br><br>
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("Shutdown", "/a") 'to abort<br><br>
The code above is standard command, you can add the function with more argument described below:<br>
to shutdown remote machine, add the argument ' /m MyRemoteMachineName' or <br>
to make process delay, add the argument
' /t nn' with 'nn' is number of second
eg: Call Shell("Shutdown /s /m upstaircomputer /t 30") 'it will shutdown the upstair computer in 30 second <br>
if you want to know another argument, type shutdown /? in command prompt window<br><br>
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