Automatically shutting down Windows has been a pipe dream since the early days of Windows 8. The need for this feature first arose among business users and then among tablet users running Windows 8. Since then, there have been a few ways to turn off Windows on a timer and even a few third-party utilities. If you want to use the shutdown timer in Windows 11, here's everything you need to know about it!
How to Automatically Shut Down Windows 11 | Windows 11 Shutdown Timer
Yes, you can automatically shut down Windows 11 with a timer by using CMD commands or by using a scheduled task. If you decide to use the commands, it is more of a one-time procedure that you can repeat in the future if you ever need shutdown timers.
However, if you want to shut down your system regularly on a schedule, then the task scheduler method is the perfect method for you. Single instance timers can be used when you only need the timer once or twice. The scheduled routine method can be used if you want to schedule regular shutdown times for your machine. Let’s get started!
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