Hi,
I was used to run a script "at 20:30 shutdown -s" in Run.exe to shutdown my laptop at specific time in Windows 7, but in W10, it does not work.
I tried to run this script in cmd.exe as administrator, but it does not work eather, because in W10 is not possible to give AT order.
Is there any solution?
Thank you for your time,
E.
Hi, I certainly have at.exe in c:\windows\system32, and in a cmd prompt, at /? works.
Can you confirm that is true for you?
Thanks Cliff S- I missed the 'deprecated' line- scrolled off the top of the prompt box. (The 'invalid command' relates to using /help rather than /?)
No problem, I thought the invalid was because I used lower case(too lazy to hold an extra key down:)). at instead of AT.
Thank you so much for reactions!
I get this after giving order at /
- "The Schedule service must be running to use AT command" - I thought this service runs automatically, isn't it? How do I turn it on to run command "at XX:XX shutdown -s"?
So confused of WIN10
*doesn't matter about lower/upper case
Hi, you might find it significantly easier to use a freeware utility: e.g.
TimeComX Basic - Free download and software reviews - CNET Download.com
or
Wise Auto shutdownhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/wise_auto_shutdown.html
(specified to Win 10 by Softpedia)
- best check to make sure these work in Win 10 (I've used them to schedule hibernation, but not yet in Win 10, I think)
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