Win7 realizes remote shutdown-batch LAN remote shutdown

Win7 realizes remote shutdown-batch LAN remote shutdown

Teach you hand-in-hand, super-detailed, I don't think it will be difficult! O (∩ _ ∩) O ~

A group friend in the group asked, "how can you shut down the computers in the local area network in bulk on your own computers?"

I felt that this was very practical, so I went to find some documents and experiments. The following is a summary of my tutorial. Share it with you. Also write it down so that you can read it for yourself later.

1. The computer to be shut down remotely:

Control Panel-- > Local Security Policy-- > Local Policy-- > user Rights assignment

Allow guest (guest) users to have the permission of "forced shutdown from remote system". Only adnimistrators is the default.

Delete guest users in "refuse to access this computer from the network" (there are many xp tutorials that do not have this step, win7 must have, test! )

2. On your own computer:

Create a new txt document and change the content to the following form. The ip in the circle is the ip you want to shut down (preferably set to static ip. If it is assigned by DHCP, add the ip of the entire network segment in the following form. In theory, it is possible, not tested! )

Change the suffix ".txt" of the newly created txt document to ".bat" (there is a point in front of it, which is easy for beginners to ignore) and then double-click to run it (you can also add this bat file to the scheduled task for processing, not to mention here)