How to Shutdown Remote Desktop in LAN

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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.

• You need to make sure you are still using the target computer.

• Type regedit .
• Click ‘ regedit at the top of the Start window.
• Click Yes when it appears.

• Double-click the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” folder to expand it.
• Double-click the “SOFTWARE” folder.
• Scroll down and double-click the “Microsoft” folder.
• Scroll down and double-click the “Windows” folder.
• Double-click the “CurrentVersion” folder.
• Scroll down and double-click the “Ppicies” folder.
• Click on the “System” folder.

• At this step you can exit Registry Editor.

• Open Start
  

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• Type services , then click Services at the top of the Start window.
• Scroll down and double-click Remote Registry .
• Click the “Startup type” drop-down box and select Manual .
• Click Apply .
• Click Start , then click OK .

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, select Power

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and click Restart in the pop-up window. After the target computer restarts, you can switch to the computer you want to remotely shut down.

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on the other computer. You can do it on a computer that belongs to the same LAN and has administrator rights.

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Command Prompt. Options are at the top of the Start window. A drop-down menu will appear.

• For example, you could enter net use 192.168.2.2 here.

• If you don’t see your computer’s name or IP address, click Add… then enter the computer’s IP address and click OK . Next, you can click the computer’s name in the “Computers” text box.

• You may need to find Notepad in Start.

 shutdown -s -m address -t -01

• You must replace “address” with the IP address of the target computer.
• You can change “01” to any numeric value. This is the number of seconds to wait before the computer shuts down.

• For example, if you want to create a batch file named “shutdown”, you need to type shutdown.bat .