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How to Auto Shutdown Computer?

Introduction

Step 1. Choose the Task You Want to Execute

Step 2. Set the Task Execution Time

Required Resources

Free Auto Shutdown 6.4.5 or later
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Introduction

    Have you ever found yourself waiting for your computer to finish a process so you could shut it down? Free Auto Shutdown is free PC auto shutdown software which brings convenience to shut down your computer automatically at a specific time when there is no user activity for some time.

Step 1. Choose the Task You Want to Execute

    Launch Free Auto Shutdown and click the "Action" dropdown menu to choose "Turn Off" from "Turn Off/Restart/Standby/Hibernate".

Choose the Task You Want to Execute

Step 2. Set the Task Execution Time

    Switch to "Time Schedule" section to define the schedule to auto shutdown your system.

You can check "Relative Time" to specify the relative time from now/after next restart/after every restart to perform selected action.

Schedule Relative Time


    If you want to executive the task on the specified time every week, check "Every week on" and click "..." to check Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday and click the up or down arrow to define the exact time according to your requirement.

Schedule Weekly Time


    It also allows you to select the exact date and time every month for the action. Check "On a specified date" and click the calendar to select the date and then set the exact time (Remember that the delay time should be at least 2 minutes). Click "Apply" and it runs in the background quietly. It will pop up a countdown reminder one minute before the execution.

Schedule a Specified Date

 

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