Description
To reboot a batch of machines on a schedule, or auto shut down when a script finishes, the built-in Windows shutdown command is fiddly to remember and awkward remotely. PsShutdown folds shutdown, restart, logoff, lock and hibernate into one command, with countdown prompts and delayed execution to give users time to save.
The standout is remote power control: issue shutdown or restart to a specified computer over the LAN, so bulk ops do not need per-machine clicks. From Microsoft Sysinternals, a single portable file.
Power actions: One command for shutdown, restart, logoff, lock or hibernate, replacing the hard-to-remember built-in.
Remote execution: Issue actions to a specified computer over the LAN to reboot a group of machines easily.
Timing and countdown: Delayed execution with a countdown prompt that the user can cancel within the window.
Portable: A single official Sysinternals CLI tool, no install.
The standout is remote power control: issue shutdown or restart to a specified computer over the LAN, so bulk ops do not need per-machine clicks. From Microsoft Sysinternals, a single portable file.
Features
Power actions: One command for shutdown, restart, logoff, lock or hibernate, replacing the hard-to-remember built-in.
Remote execution: Issue actions to a specified computer over the LAN to reboot a group of machines easily.
Timing and countdown: Delayed execution with a countdown prompt that the user can cancel within the window.
Portable: A single official Sysinternals CLI tool, no install.
