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How do you reboot a Windows NT 4.0 Server from the DOS prompt?

Thanks for the help.


Derek
 
Derek Ruesch said:
How do you reboot a Windows NT 4.0 Server from the DOS prompt?

Thanks for the help.


Derek
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You can use any of the numerous shutdown commands, or
psshutdown.exe (www.sysinternals.com). BTW, DOS is
an operating system, same as Unix. It does not exist under
Windows NT Server. You're probably referring to the
Command Prompt.
 
From: "Derek Ruesch" <[email protected]>

| How do you reboot a Windows NT 4.0 Server from the DOS prompt?
|
| Thanks for the help.
|
| Derek

Use the NT Resource Kit utility SHUTDOWN.EXE

However, it is not a DOS prompt. It is a Command Interpreter prompt or just Commnad Prompt.
There is no "MS DOS" in WinNT4, Win2K, WinXP and Win2003 Server.
 

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