How to shutdown/reboot remote Windows PC in a domain

30 Mar 2007 | 0 commenti

First of all you have to be logged-in as Domain Administrator in whatever domain PC, then:

• Create “shutdownPC.bat” file
• Right click on it -> Modify
• Write:

  shutdown -s -m \\PC_Name -t shutdown_Timeout_in_seconds

• Save and close it.
• Execute it.

Now, if you want to reboot a domain pc, you simply:

• Create “rebootPC.bat” file
• Right click on it -> Modify
• Write:

  shutdown -r -m \\PC_Name -t shutdown_Timeout_in_seconds

• Save and close it.
• Execute it.

If you need to shutdown/reboot more than one machine, you can insert in the same file other lines changing “PC_Name”.

If you want to see other shutdown command parameters, you can open Dos Prompt , digit “shutdown” (without “”) and press Enter.