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How to set a scheduled shutdown in Win7?Country-specific HS code duty reclaims For users who need to run computer programs or handle important affairs within a certain period of time, setting a scheduled shutdown has become an indispensable function. As a mature operating system, Windows 7 provides support for the computer to set the scheduled shutdown function.This article will introduce in detail how to set a scheduled shutdown in Win7. I. Using Windows scheduled tasks Windows scheduled tasks is a tool to perform computer tasks at a specified time. Through Windows scheduled tasks, Win7 users can set the computer to automatically shut down within the specified time, thus saving computer power consumption and protecting data security. 1. Open the "Control Panel" Win7 users can open the control panel by double-clicking the desktop icon or using the Win+R shortcut key to open the "Run" dialog box. Two. Select "Task Scheduler" of "Management Tools" in the control panel window, select "Management Tools", and find the "Task Scheduler" option. 3. Click "Right" and open "Create Basic Tasks" in "Tasks"In the "Splan Program" window, right-click on the blank area in the window and select "Create Basic Tasks". Four. Set the name and execution time of the task plan in the Create Basic Task Wizard window, and follow the prompts to enter the basic information. First, enter the task name and task description. The task name is usually "automatic shutdown", but it can also be named according to the user's work plan. After entering, click the "Next" button. Then, enter the trigger of the task. You need to set the shutdown time here, which can be set according to your own situation, such as setting the time at 12 midnight. After setting, click the "Next" button. 5. Select the shutdown script. After setting the trigger, select the operation to be performed. After clicking "Start Program", enter "shutdown" in the program or script text box.Exe". Enter "-s -f -t 0" in the text box to add parameters (where -t is the scheduled shutdown time and 0 is the shutdown). Click the "Next" button. 6. After completing the settings, the system will display a summary of the task plan. After entering the settings, click the "Finish" button, and the task plan will take effect. II. Use third-party software to shut down regularly Win7 also provides some third-party software for scheduled shutdown. Take Free Shutdown Timer as an example. 1. Download and install Free Shutdown TimerWin7 users can search the download address of Free Shutdown Timer through Baidu and install the software after downloading. Two. Set the boot interface. After installation, the program will automatically run and enter the boot interface.In the boot interface, select "Create a New Task", and then click the "Next" button. 3. Set the scheduled shutdown time. In the input task time interface, select the scheduled shutdown time you want to set. It can be accurate to seconds. Of course, you can also choose to shut down at a specific time and click the "Next" button. Four. Edit task information. After entering the interface of editing task information, enter the name of the shutdown task and select the shutdown method, and then click the "Next" button. 5. Complete the setting. After completing the editing task information, the system will display the task information and time. Click the "Finish" button to complete the setting. In summary, Win7 is one of the widely used operating systems at present, and setting the computer to shut down regularly is one of its powerful basic functions. Users can arrange according to their own working hours, throughUse Windows scheduled tasks or third-party software to realize the scheduled shutdown function, thus saving energy and protecting data security.

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