Windows 10 Reboot Problems
Windows Reboot Script
You can use the Task Scheduler to shutdown, restart or perform any action at one time or periodically. To do so, you may follow the steps below:
1. To make your computer shut down at a particular time, type taskschd.msc in start search and hit Enter to open the Task Scheduler.
2. In the right panel, click on Create Basic Task.
3. Give it a name and a description if you wish and click Next.
4. When asked When do you want the task to start, select what you want. Click Next.
5. Select the Start date and time.
6. Clicking Next will bring you to the Action page. Here select Start a program and click Next.
7. Type shutdown on the Program/script space and /s /f /t 0 in the Add arguments box. If you want the shutdown to commence after say 60 sec, type 60 instead of 0 here.
8. Click Next to review all and finally click Finish. Your computer will shutdown at the designated day and time.
Take not that in a CMD window, you may run shutdown /? to see all the available switches. To schedule restarts, you need to use the /r parameter instead of the /s parameter. To log off the current user use /l.
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Auto Reboot Script Windows 10
How to set Task Scheduler automatic shutdown at a specific time. Windows System32 shutdown.exe in the 'Program/script' text field. Now your Windows 7 computer. Some people suggested that my question is a duplicate of How to disable automatic reboots in Windows 10? However, it is not, because I have reviewed all the answers to that question, tried all the suggestions, but they were ineffective to solve the problem - Windows still restarts to install it's updates. Create a reboot script Install the pending reboot module Open PowerShell and run the following cmd to install. Check if a reboot is required (Test-PendingReboot).IsRebootPending 1. Combine into a script You can create a simple script that will reboot the computer if a restart is pending.