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Shutdown [- I |-l |-s |-r |-a] [- f] [- m\\ computername] [- t xx] [- c "comment"] [- d up:xx:yy]

There are no parameters to display this message (with? Same)

-I display the GUI interface, must be the first option

-l logout (cannot be used with option-m)

-s shut down this computer

-r shut down and restart this computer

-an abandon system shutdown

-m\\ computername remote computer shutdown / restart / abandon

-t xx sets the timeout to be turned off to xx seconds

-c "comment" turns off comments (127characters maximum)

-f forces the running application to close without warning

-d [p]: xx:yy shutdown reason code

U is the user code

P is a planned shutdown code

Xx is a primary reason code (a positive integer less than 256)

Yy is a secondary reason code (a positive integer less than 65536)

-f: forcibly close the application

-m\\ computer name: control remote computer

-I: displays the graphical user interface, but must be the first option for Shutdown

-l: log out of the current user

-r: shut down and restart

-t time: set the countdown to the shutdown

-c "message content": enter the message content in the shutdown dialog box (no more than 127 characters)

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