ShutdownScheduler

If you are using your computer for entertainment purposes like movies, series, podcasts, or any other visual stimulant, there is a chance to fall asleep while enjoying it. A full day's work will always take its toll on energy, but that doesn't mean it should affect your wallet. If you care about your energy costs, having a tool that automatically powers off your PC would be the way to go. ShutdownScheduler is the perfect example of an app that combines the easiest-to-use UI with an equally simple dynamic.

Technical Specifications:

• Portable utility


• Simple CMD command transposed into a UI


• Small interface with two text boxes for hour and minute values


• Countdown activated through the Windows command processor

ShutdownScheduler is a portable utility. This means you don't have to install it, it won't create new registries, and on top of that, it can be moved to a removable storage device and deployed on any machine you wish.

At its core, the program is a simple CMD command transposed into a UI. If you can work with the CMD console, a simple command would take care of powering off the PC. Those who do not tinker with the command line tool will find this app more useful.

The app comes with one of the smallest interfaces out there. Because it cannot execute operations including other power options like reset, log off, sleep, etc., ShutdownScheduler comes with two text boxes, one for the hour value and one for the minutes. Once you set up the app, a request will pass through the windows command processor, activating the countdown.

In summary, ShutdownScheduler is a nifty application for scheduling a shutdown interval for your computer. The tool is portable and compact, facilitating both use and storage. If you do not like an unnecessarily complex solution for a simple power-off automation, ShutdownScheduler could be the perfect tool for you.