If I go into system32 folder, I can see a file called calc.exe which I can put on my desktop for quick access. Where can I find one for system shutdown so i can just click on it and my PC will shutdown? What is it called even if there is such a thing? OS is vista. I tried shutdown.exe but that didn't work.
Install the program, then create a new shortcut to the nircmd.exe file with the appropriate parameters in the shortcut as shown on the page.
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Just one of the many tools available built right into things that come installed with Vista.
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no need to use thirt party software. Microsoft windowXp already have it as built in software.
right click on desktop==> new shortcut==>on "Type the location of item" please key in shutdown /s /t 0(zero) ==> finish.
now on your desktop will see a shortcut names shutdown.exe. just click it your pc will shutdown.
note if you want to restart just change /s to /r.
Last edited by thaingsokheng; 06-08-2009 at 08:59 PM.
System Shut down shortcut 
OS is vista. I tried shutdown.exe but that didn't work.
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