Windows 10 provides us with a utility through which we can remotely shut down or restart any Windows 10 PC connected to our network. We can use this utility only if all the PCs that we want to remotely shut
While working in Windows 10, there are times when you do not want to shut down your computer system manually. You might want your Windows 10 to shut down automatically after a certain period. The reason for this is that
Since you now won't get around to use the Metro Start-screen on the recently released Windows 8 Consumer preview, it might be good to know how to add some functionality to it. To add the usual Windows tools or Apps
You can time a shutdown on your computer easily by creating a short vbscript that contains either only the shutdown command, or a shutdown command with an integrated second timer. If you do not add a timer, you can also
To disable Windows from installing updates when you were about to shut down your computer and have some tea there are two options available in your Local Group Policy Editor. Access it by entering gpedit.msc into a Run... prompt. On