CMD Tutorial #2 How to remote shutdown

CMD (Command Prompt) is the most powerful tool in the whole windows. There are several things that we can do in CMD. But, today I'm going to show you how to remote shutdown using CMD.

Watch this video or follow the steps.


Note: The computer you want to remote shutdown should be in your network. i.e. you should be chatting with the perso or something like that.



Step 1: Click on Start > All Programs > Accessories.
            Now right-click on Command Prompt (CMD) and click "Run as Administrator."

Step 2: Type this in CMD: "netstat -a"
            This will show all the ip addresses connected to your computer.

Step 3: Now note down  the ip address you want to remote shutdown.

Step 4: Now type this in CMD: "shutdown -i"
            A remote shutdown dialog box will appear.

Step 5: Click on add. Now type the ip address you want to remote shutdown. And click on "OK."

Step 6: Now click on the ip address you've just entered.

Step 7: Select what you want to do. i.e. Restart, Shutdown or Annotate Unexpected Shutdown.

Step 8: Now uncheck "Warn users of the action"

Step 9: Click on any option you want execpt "Other" option.

Step 10: Click on "OK"

That's it. If you have any doubts or experiencing any difficulties in remote shutdown-ing please comment.