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Answer» I am trying to write a batch file that I can use to shutdown/restart computers in my domain REMOTELY. When I type this into the CMD prompt it will work.
Code: [Select]shutdown /s /m \\pcName /t 300 /c "Your message here"
But if I copy that into a batch file so I can use it for different machines as needed it just keeps looping through the first two questions. If I leave echo on I can see where the shutdown command is run, but nothing happens (see bottom of post). Any suggestions?
Code: [Select]@echo off
SET /p _pcName="What computer do you wish to shutdown/restart? " SET /p _pcAction="Do you want to restart or shutdown the computer? "
if "%_pcAction%" equ "r" goto :pcRestart if "%_pcAction%" equ "s" goto :pcShutdown
:pcRestart shutdown /r /m "\\%_pcName% /t 300 /c "5 minutes to AUTOMATIC restart" goto :confirm
:pcShutdown shutdown /s /m \\%_pcName% /t 300 /c "5 minutes to automatic shutdown" goto :confirm
:confirm set /p _confirm="Shutdown in progress. Would you like to abort? " if "%_confirm%" equ "y" shutdown /a /m \\%_pcName% exit
Code: [Select] C:\Users\[username]\Desktop>SET /p _pcName="What computer do you wish to shutdown /restart? " What computer do you wish to shutdown/restart? test_pc
C:\Users\[username]\Desktop>SET /p _pcAction="Do you want to restart or shutdown the computer? " Do you want to restart or shutdown the computer? s
C:\Users\[username]\Desktop>if "s" EQU "r" goto :pcRestart
C:\Users\[username]\Desktop>if "s" EQU "s" goto :pcShutdown
C:\Users\[username]\Desktop>shutdown /s /m \\test_pc /t 300 /c "5 minutes to auto matic shutdown"
C:\Users\[username]\Desktop>SET /p _pcName="What computer do you wish to shutdown /restart? " What computer do you wish to shutdown/restart? have you tried using START in FRONT of each shutdown command?I tried that and it still doesn't work. It opened a new window and started asking the questions again. The original window asked if I wanted to abort the shutdown and then went back to the questions again. The command never actually went through to the remote pc though.
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