Manually Shutdown Windows in 1 second by creating shutdown file

Posted Date: 15-May-2011	Category: Tips & Tricks	Rating:
Author: chirag sachdeva	Member Level: Diamond	Points: 10

In this article, I will explain to you a trick according to which you can create shutdown batch file in your Windows environment that will shutdown your computer system in as much time as you want. The shutdown batch file immediately boots the operating system and makes your Windows shutdown even in 1 second.

As we know that batch file system is of critical importance in Windows environment because administrator functions can be performed by it. The command based interface is used in it that allow users to remember the syntax of each command. You can also create high priority files in Windows environment which helps you to perform administrator function by your own. For example- You can create Windows based shutdown object file by using batch file system which allows you to shutdown your system in as many time as you want without worrying about the currently running applications. Finally, we can say that it is application program that allows fast booting of operating system during shutting down and improves the lazy and slow performance of your operating system. Below are the steps to create shutdown file in your windows environment-

Firstly, click on the start button then click on the run option and then type "notepad" in textbox and press enter. It will redirect you to notepad Windows where you can type the code given below as it is.

Manually Shutdown Windows in 1 second by creating shutdown file

@echo off
Color 3
title Windows Shutdown
set /p chirag=enter your name:

:Initialize
cls
echo Hello, %chirag%
echo.
echo 1.Shutdown
echo 2.Exit

:wrong_option
set /p option=enter your choice 1,2:
if %option%==1 goto shutdown
if %option%==2 exit
echo wrong option: %option%
goto wrong option

:shutdown
Manually Shutdown Windows in 1 second by creating shutdown file

cls
set /p second=enter the number of seconds that you wish the computer to shutdown:
set /p mess=enter the shutdown message which you want to display:
shutdown.exe -s -f -t %second% -c "%mess%"
echo shutdown initiated at %time%
set /p cancel=type cancel to stop shutdown
if %cancel%==cancel shutdown.exe -a
if %cancel%==cancel goto Initialize

Finally, save the file with .bat extension on your specified path after removing the notations after the "//" slash. In this way, you can create your own batch file which will shut down your system in as much time as you want.

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