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<blockquote data-quote="gperkinson" data-source="post: 475299" data-attributes="member: 83961">Hi MLH01,Thanks for the reply and yeah, I think the bat file within the Powerscheduler could be a good idea. Could I not just run the task I currently have setup in Task Scheduler in Powerscheduler??? .... within a bat file?The shutdown command I'm using in Task Scheduler is simply executing C:\Windows\System 32\Shutdown.exe with /g as the parameter.Is that what I simply write in a bat file and then point to in Powerscheduler to execute - do you think that would work rather then executing the Task with Task Scheduler .... I'm thinking that may not be required??You r thoughts??If you don't think that would work and I should run with your suggestion of executing the Task within Task Scheduler, I'm still a bit confused about how to write the script from the link you pointed me too. Could you please suggest what I need.Again, thanks for your help - it could be an easy fix.Got to head to bed.RegardsGraham</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gperkinson, post: 475299, member: 83961"] Hi MLH01, Thanks for the reply and yeah, I think the bat file within the Powerscheduler could be a good idea. Could I not just run the task I currently have setup in Task Scheduler in Powerscheduler??? .... within a bat file? The shutdown command I'm using in Task Scheduler is simply executing C:\Windows\System 32\Shutdown.exe with /g as the parameter. Is that what I simply write in a bat file and then point to in Powerscheduler to execute - do you think that would work rather then executing the Task with Task Scheduler .... I'm thinking that may not be required?? You r thoughts?? If you don't think that would work and I should run with your suggestion of executing the Task within Task Scheduler, I'm still a bit confused about how to write the script from the link you pointed me too. Could you please suggest what I need. Again, thanks for your help - it could be an easy fix. Got to head to bed. Regards Graham [/QUOTE]

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