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Sunday, April 16, 2017
Biggest Torrent site Extratorrent cc domain name shut down by Registrar
Biggest Torrent site Extratorrent cc domain name shut down by Registrar
Biggest Torrent site Extratorrent.cc domain name shut down by Registrar
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Saturday, April 15, 2017
Water level of 91 major Reservoirs of the Country goes down by two percent
Water level of 91 major Reservoirs of the Country goes down by two percent
India Number of Major Water Reservoirs = 91
Water Level = Decreased by 2%
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Saturday, March 25, 2017
How to Automatically Shut Down Your Computer at a Specified Time
How to Automatically Shut Down Your Computer at a Specified Time
How to Automatically Shut Down Your Computer at a Specified Time
Do you always forget to switch off your computer before going to bed, or just forget to look at the clock while youre working? This article will tell you how to get your computer to shut down at a time specified by you.
Using the Task Scheduler
1.Open the Task Scheduler. This option is available in Windows 7 and Windows 8. In Windows 7, click Start ? Control Panel ? System and Security ? Administrative Tools ? Task Scheduler. In Windows 8, press the ? Win key, type "schedule tasks", and select "Schedule tasks" from the search results.
2.Click "Create Basic Task". This option is available in the Actions menu on the right side of the window. You will need to give the task a name and description. Name it something easy to remember, such as "Shutdown Timer". Click Next > to continue.
3.Choose the frequency. Select the "Daily" option on the "Task Trigger" page and click Next >. Choose the time you want your computer to shut down each night. Leave the "Recur ever: X days" setting to "1". Click Next >.
4.Choose "Start a program". This option will be on the "Action" screen and should be automatically selected. Click the Next > button to proceed.
5.Enter the location for the shutdown program. When Windows shuts down, it actually runs a shutdown program. In the "Program/script" field, typeC:WindowsSystem32shutdown.exe.
- In the "Arguments" filed, type /s. Click Next >.
6.Review your settings. In the Summary screen, review your settings to make sure that you have selected the correct day. Click the Finish button to save the task. Your computer will now shut down at that specified time each day.
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Thursday, March 16, 2017
How to Shut Down a Computer Using Notepad
How to Shut Down a Computer Using Notepad
How to Shut Down a Computer Using Notepad
Notepad, Windows free text editor, is also a competent code editing program. You can use some simple Windows commands in Notepad to create a file that will shut down your computer when you run it. This is great if you want to save some clicks for future shut downs, or you want to play a prank on a friend.
1.Open Notepad. This is the free text editing program that comes with every version of Windows. You can use it to create a command that, when run, will shut down Windows for you.
- You can find Notepad by clicking the Start menu and selecting "Programs" ? "Accessories" ? "Notepad". You can also click the Start menu, typenotepad, and press ? Enter.
2.Type .shutdown.exe -s on the first line. This is the command to shut down the computer.
3.Add a timer by using the .-t flag. By default, the shutdown process will be delayed by 30 seconds. You can change this by using the -t gflag with the number of seconds you want to delay.
- For example, to create a shutdown command that waits 45 seconds, typeshutdown.exe -s -t 45.
- To create a shutdown command that shuts the computer down immediately, typeshutdown.exe -s -t 00.
4.Add a message to be displayed. If you want, you can add a personalized message to the shut down notice by using the -c flag. Using the above example, typeshutdown.exe -s -t 45 -c "comment". The comment must be in quotes.[1]
- For example, you can let the user know how long until the shutdown begins by typing shutdown.exe -s -t 45 -c "Computer will shut down in 45 seconds".
5.Click "File" and select "Save As". You will need to save the file as a batch file, which Windows can execute to run the shutdown command.
6.Click the "Save as type" drop-down menu and select "All Files (*.*)". This will allow you to change the file type.
7.Delete the ..txt from the end of the file name. Replace it with .bat.
- If you dont see the three letter file extensions, click here.
8.Save the file. A new copy will be created with the .bat extension, and it will have a different icon than a standard text file.
9.Run the newly-created file to run your shutdown process. The shutdown will occur according to the rules you created.
- Make sure youve saved anything you need to before running the shut down program.
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