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== windows shutdown command ==The following major commands are provided shutdown /a -- This command stops a shut down or reboot process. Can be useful if Windows Update decided that it is time to reboot the PC, or if your actions or other programs started the process. shutdown /s -- The shutdown command. This shuts down the computer when you run it. shutdown /r -- Shuts down the computer, and restarts it afterwards. shutdown /g -- Like shutdown /r, but will restart any registered program when the system has loaded. shutdown /h -- Hibernates the local computer. shutdown /l -- Logs off the current user. shutdown /p -- Turns the computer off without prior warnings. Equals running shutdown /s /f /t 0 /e -- This enables documentation for the shutdown of the computer. /i -- Show the graphics user interface. Must be the first option of the command, and all other switches are ignored (as the graphical user interface is loaded). /hybrid -- Shuts the computer down, and enables Fast Startup. Must be used with /s /t 0 -- Sets the timeout period before the shutdown. The default is 30 seconds, and you may speed things up by setting /t 0. /f -- Forces running programs to terminate without user warning. Also /force. /m \\computer -- Specify a remote computer that you want to run the command on. /c "remark" -- Adds a comment that explains the reason for the shutdown or restart of the computer. Supports a maximum of 512 characters, and is displayed on the shutdown prompt. /d -- Adds a reason for the restart using a system of codes. Basically, /d p:1:2 indicates a planned shutdown because of a hardware installation, while /d u:1:2 a user defined shutdown because of a hardware installation. You can leave out p and u to set an unplanned reason for the shutdown. The table with major and minor reasons is displayed when you run shutdown /?. /o -- This command restarts the PC and loads the Advanced Boot Menu on the next start. Needs to be run with /r