It depends on the machine. Shutdown will physically shut down some
machines, if they allow for software shutdowns. The machine might be
configured to allow (or disallow) shutdowns. Or, the machine may
physically be incapable of a software shutdown (like if it has a positional
power switch).
Not sure if Win2000 allows for it or not, but basically, if you can do it
through software, Shutdown should work. If you can't (or aren't allowed)
then you just can't.
- Tab
At 04:14 PM 7/11/01 +0000, ITS wrote:
>Hi everyone,
> Shutdown, restart do not shutdown a PC is there a command for actually
>switch the computer off.
>
>The operating system will be Windows 2000
>
>Regards in Advance
>
>Chris
>
>
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