Comments on: How To Remote Shutdown Windows 7

By: Ovais

Ovais — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:06:46 +0000

WORKS PERFECT! Im running windows 7 and so is my brothers laptop. Oh, I had to turn off UAC for his computer first tho!!!! before that i kept getting addmistrative errors and shit. now every time that bitch tries to make me jellus of his computer. POOF!!! PRESTO!!! GONE!!!! What happend to your baddass computer u fagget!?? what? you dont know? nether do i dumbass! WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

By: tak xynn

tak xynn — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 11:56:07 +0000

When trying to do that on a computer with Windows 7 installed, it says cannot connect to the target computer…help?

By: saif tech

saif tech — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 02:26:54 +0000

It doesnt work for me and when i try to login to the remote computer, it says Invalid password while i definitely sure that the password is correct

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 22:11:20 +0000

There is an excellent tool: http://www.emco.is/products/remote-shutdown/fea.... I'm using it to shutdown all PCs in my lab

By: paul

paul — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 23:35:05 +0000

dont know who is right or i dont even know if i am right, lets believe i am wrong. so “i just dont know because i dont know and how do i know”. i been using unix(bsd&solaris)/linux since 1999, this is like 11 years now. and i feel using mouse so badly congested and uncomfortable. why? in unix/linux? i just use my fingers to issue commands and my hands justs there. and i am so lazy that i even calculate like $ echo $[40-20]. so once again the question boils down to? as it suits someone they adapt it that way. since the invent of the gui windows, sadly Xorg gave away X via MIT long before gui in M$, people got adapted to the laziness created by the mouse movements, and i bcame equally lazy by issuing key strokes. right now i typed this entire one line, using a debian livecd w/o moving my hand or pressing the mouse or the touchpad of my hp laptop.
so? how can i say whats right and whats wrong? everything happens for a reason, and as the dev justified, its for the average user who finds commands as PITA might as well use the mouse in the UI. makes perfect sense. after all its all about comfort and as some said “one man's poison is another's meat (& vice versa)”.
well i find lifting my hand and clicking the mouse to get a simple work done is like spending huge amount of energy FOR NOTHING, so like many why cant i also enjoy the joy of being lazy? isnt it? POV, point of view varies from person to person. thats about it.
and thanks for the digital river direct link to download windows 7 from a M$ vendor as i didnt/dont like the idea of getting things from pilferable/pilfered source. so thanks for the direct link. and i will install windows 7 now in virtual box and enjoy it for 120 days and then reinstall from the ISO image. simple, i guess.

By: windows7hacker

windows7hacker — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 13:09:22 +0000

totally agree about the command line, however, as I've mentioned in my post I choose to introduce the UI version because it's more user friendly, and easier for average user.

cheers

By: jozjan

jozjan — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 03:19:36 +0000

Why would you need this application if Windows has had for a long time an integrated shutdown command that can be used to turn off/restart/etc. local or remote Windows machines?
cmd-> shutdown
or if you want to see it with a gui:
cmd-> shutdown -i
in case you have different username/password combination on remote machines, combine the shutdown command with the runas command line command.

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