Hour and Minute Controls
Set hours and minutes with a slider or direct input. The timer can be adjusted flexibly from one minute to many hours.
Schedule your Windows PC to shut down after a chosen delay. Set hours and minutes precisely, monitor the live countdown, and cancel at any time for safe, uninterrupted computer management.
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Only the essential controls, with no complicated setup, so anyone can use it.
Set hours and minutes with a slider or direct input. The timer can be adjusted flexibly from one minute to many hours.
See exactly how much time remains, monitor your work, and complete anything else before shutdown.
Cancel a scheduled shutdown whenever work runs longer than expected or your plans change.
A clean interface focused on the core controls makes the utility easy to use from the first launch.
The lightweight portable app runs immediately without an installation process.
The utility uses the Windows system command to perform the shutdown and lets running applications respond to the request.
See where an automatic shutdown timer can make computer use more convenient.
When a large download or update is running, schedule shutdown around the expected finish time to save energy.
Set a timer while watching a movie or series so the PC turns off afterward and avoids unnecessary power use.
Safely turn off an unattended PC after rendering, encoding, backup, or another long-running task is expected to finish.
Launch the utility, set the time, and click the button.
Double-click the downloaded executable. It is portable and does not require installation.
Use the sliders or enter hours and minutes directly to set the remaining time before shutdown.
Click “Schedule Shutdown” to start the timer and view the remaining time. Click “Cancel Shutdown” if you need to stop the schedule.
Check the following before scheduling an automatic shutdown.
Save all important work before setting the timer. Unsaved data may be lost when Windows shuts down.
Make sure important background tasks such as updates or backups will finish in time. Shutdown may interrupt an unfinished process.
Common questions about using Automatic Shutdown Scheduler.
Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 are supported. The utility is most stable on current Windows versions and may require administrator privileges.
No. It is a portable utility, so you can run the downloaded executable immediately. You can also carry and run it from a USB drive.
Yes. The schedule is registered through a Windows system command, so it remains active after the app closes. To cancel it, reopen the app and click “Cancel Shutdown,” or run “shutdown /a” in Command Prompt.
The Windows system limit is approximately 136 years (4,294,967 seconds), but for practical use we recommend setting the timer within 24 hours.
The current version supports shutdown only. Sleep, standby, and restart options are planned for a future update.
Yes. It is completely free with no usage limits and may be used for both personal and commercial purposes.
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