Automatically Turns Off Your PC with Shutdown Timer Utility

Normally you can shutdown your computer one of two ways. The first is to manually shutdown your computer when you leave it. The second is to use the Windows power settings to automaticallyput your computer into sleep, shutdown mode after a certain period of inactivity.Shutdown Timer lets you do other operations besides just shutting down your computer (such as log off, lock the screen, etc), and it’s not just timer-based but accepts several triggers.

Shutdown Timer provides the solution to this dilemma and a number of other scenarios by shutting down your computer when certain conditions are met. The conditions can be based on time, processor activity, memory activity or network activity.

First, here’s an uncropped view of the window itself. It’s super-simple, as you can see. The time options are right under Options, while other options have their own categories (Memory,CPU,and Network). You can have your computer shut down at a specific time or on a specific date, but I don’t think that you can set anything up on a repetitive cycle (“every day at midnight”).

There is only one condition based on memory, and it works like the processor condition. You can set Shutdown Timer to place your computer into a selected state if memory usage is above or below a certain point for a specified period of time.

main features of Shutdown Timer?
Ability to:

• Shutdown
• Restart
• Logoff
• Lock
• Standy
• Hibernate
• Networking Usage
• Monitor Standby
• Based on Date & Time
• CPU/Memory Utilisation
• CPU Temperature
• Ability to save your settings for furture use
• Completely Portable, You can take it on a USB if you want to!

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