It seems like you're looking for an application that allows you to schedule automatic shutdowns on a Windows 10 system and includes images to illustrate the steps. Unfortunately, as a text-based platform, I'm unable to provide images directly. However, I can guide you through the process with detailed steps.
For scheduling automatic shutdowns on Windows 10, you can use the built-in Task Scheduler along with a simple script. Follow these steps:
- Create a New Task:
- Open the Task Scheduler by searching for it in the Start menu.
- In the Actions pane, click on "Create Basic Task."
- Name and Description:
- Enter a name and description for your task, then click "Next."
- Trigger:
- Choose the trigger that suits your needs. For example, you might select "Daily" if you want to schedule a shutdown every day.
- Set the start date and time, then click "Next."
- Action:
- Choose "Start a Program" and click "Next."
- Program/Script and Add Arguments:
- In the "Program/script" field, enter shutdown.
- In the "Add arguments (optional)" field, you can add parameters. For example, to shut down the system, you can use /s /f /t 0. This combination means: /s for shutdown, /f for force-close open applications, and /t 0 for a zero-second delay.
- Click "Next."
- Summary:
- Review your settings and click "Finish."
- Enter Credentials:
- If you're prompted for your username and password, enter them.
Now, your task is scheduled, and the system will automatically shut down according to your specified trigger.
For visual assistance, you may find online tutorials or videos that demonstrate these steps with images. You can search for "Task Scheduler automatic shutdown Windows 10" on your preferred search engine or video platform for more detailed visual guidance.
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