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new_to_this
Is there a way to reboot an XP machine from a cmd.exe
prompt?
prompt?
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John E. Carty
From the command prompt type: shutdown /?
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Larry Samuels MS-MVP XP \(Shell/User\)
type "shutdown -r"
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Comp Guy
Try the following
Start > Run > Type in "cmd.exe" > Hit Enter > Type "shutdown /?" > Hit Enter
Hope this helps.
Start > Run > Type in "cmd.exe" > Hit Enter > Type "shutdown /?" > Hit Enter
Hope this helps.
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Alex Nichol
new_to_this said:Is there a way to reboot an XP machine from a cmd.exe
prompt?
With the shutdown command - see details of switches by giving
shutdown /?