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Guest
Anyone have any code examples on how to shut down the system or info on what
namspace and class to use?
Thanks
gv
namspace and class to use?
Thanks
gv
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Gabriele G. Ponti
I don't think there isn't anything in the .NET Framework to shut down the
system, but you can always use PInvoke and the ExitWindows() system call.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sysinfo/base/exitwindows.asp
system, but you can always use PInvoke and the ExitWindows() system call.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sysinfo/base/exitwindows.asp
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Guest
Thanks, unfortunately, this is a little beyond my capabilities, I don't know
how to use any Win32 api calls from .net.
how to use any Win32 api calls from .net.
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Frank Wisniewski
You might want to look at WMI, you can shut down pcs locally or remotely
with it. Look under System.Management for the framework classes and then if
you have MSDN Library look under Setup and System Administration/Windows
Management Instrumentation. This will show you all the classes you can
access. System shutdown is under Win32_OperatingSystem
with it. Look under System.Management for the framework classes and then if
you have MSDN Library look under Setup and System Administration/Windows
Management Instrumentation. This will show you all the classes you can
access. System shutdown is under Win32_OperatingSystem
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Frank Wisniewski
You might want to look at WMI, you can shut down pcs locally or remotely
with it. Look under System.Management for the framework classes and then if
you have MSDN Library look under Setup and System Administration/Windows
Management Instrumentation. This will show you all the classes you can
access. System shutdown is under Win32_OperatingSystem
with it. Look under System.Management for the framework classes and then if
you have MSDN Library look under Setup and System Administration/Windows
Management Instrumentation. This will show you all the classes you can
access. System shutdown is under Win32_OperatingSystem
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Guest
Yea, that was my next step.
Thanks
gv
Thanks
gv
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you have MSDN Library look under Setup and System Administration/Windows
Management Instrumentation. This will show you all the classes you can
access. System shutdown is under Win32_OperatingSystem
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Elp
Hi,
Have a look at this very handy free library (i think, but i'm not sure, that
it even comes with the source code):
http://www.mentalis.org/soft/class.qpx?id=7
Anyone have any code examples on how to shut down the system or info on what
namspace and class to use?
Have a look at this very handy free library (i think, but i'm not sure, that
it even comes with the source code):
http://www.mentalis.org/soft/class.qpx?id=7
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Guest
Very cool, much thanks. They were nice enough to supply the source code.
gv
gv