Rebooting Win2k with a batch or an exec

[paddle 0]

Hi,

 

I wish to be able to reboot my PC by executing on it a batch or an executable. Is-it possible and in fact what must I put in my batch or what exec must I use?

Thank you very much.

 

Paddle

[DosFreak 2]

I have an executable that'll do it. You want it?

[paddle 0]

Yes, of course.

Please send me it.

bulletin-board@paddle-coorp.yi.org

 

Thank you.

[Igor 0]

Why don't you post the batch file here?

[paddle 0]

For me, I don't have received it for now on...

[bottleneck 0]

This is the .vbs I use for restart:

 

 

set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

WshShell.SendKeys "%{F4}r{ENTER}"

 

 

But I think it'll only work if you run it from the desktop.

[paddle 0]

Yes, I think so too, cos it seems to send the Alt+F4 keys to close windows...

Or, I'm not always logged in a session...

But thank you for for the idea.

[nagual 0]

www.sysinternals.com has a few utils called 'pstools' which i find very useful. amongst other things you can batch local or remote (same domain though) shutdowns and reboots

[paddle 0]

Thank you.

This tool seems to fit my aim.

I'll try it this evening.