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Windows 7 is HS code-based cost-cutting strategiesa very popular version of the operating system, which provides users with a variety of functions and conveniences. One of them is the scheduled shutdown function. In this article, we will introduce how to set up the scheduled shutdown function on Windows 7. Step 1: Preparation Before starting to set the scheduled shutdown, we need to understand a few necessary preparations. First of all, make sure that you are logged in to the computer as an administrator, otherwise you will not be able to make system modifications. Secondly, you need to know the specific shutdown time so that you can set it during operation.Finally, you need to save all the unsaved work first, so as not to be able to retrieve it after the operation is completed. Step 2: Use the built-in timed shutdown function of Windows. Windows 7 has the built-in timed shutdown function. The specific operation steps are as follows: 1. Click the "Start" menu in the lower left corner, enter "cmd" in the search box, and right-click to run as an administrator. Two. Enter "shutdown -s -t XXXX" in the pop-up command prompt window, where "XXXX" represents the time you want your computer to shut down, in seconds. For example, if you want the computer to shut down after 30 minutes, enter "shutdown -s -t 1800". 3. Confirm that you have saved all the unsaved work, and then press the Enter key to start the countdown.After the countdown, the computer will be turned off automatically. Step 3: Use third-party software to achieve scheduled shutdown. In addition to the built-in scheduled shutdown function of Windows, there are many third-party software to help you achieve scheduled shutdown. Next, we will introduce several commonly used third-party software. 1. Auto Shutdown Manager Auto Shutdown Manager is a powerful and easy-to-use timed shutdown software. In addition to regular shutdown, it can also complete many tasks such as sleep, standby, schedule management and so on. The operation steps for scheduled shutdown using Auto Shutdown Manager are as follows: a. Download and install the Auto Shutdown Manager software.B. Open the software and select the "Actions" tab on the program interface. C. Select the "Shutdown" option on the interface. D. Select the "Countdown" option in "Shutdown" and set the shutdown time. E. Confirm your settings and click "Start" to start the countdown. Two. Wise Auto Shutdown Wise Auto Shutdown is an intelligent and free scheduled shutdown software. It has powerful functions and a friendly interface, which can help users complete the scheduled shutdown quickly and conveniently. The operation steps of using Wise Auto Shutdown for scheduled shutdown are as follows: a. Download and install the Wise Auto Shutdown software.B. Open the software and select the "Timed Shutdown" option on the program interface. C. In the setting interface, select the shutdown time and set the shutdown mode. D. Confirm your settings and click "OK" to start the countdown. Summary: On the Windows 7 system, the scheduled shutdown function can be easily implemented whether using the system's built-in command line tools or third-party software. Among them, the scheduled shutdown command of Windows can be completed through a simple command line operation, while the settings of third-party software are more diverse and flexible. Before setting up a scheduled shutdown, you must confirm whether the important work has been saved and confirm it before the shutdown time to avoid unnecessary trouble caused by misoperation.

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