Hi, this is an extremely off-topic thread, which is why I posted here.
I have a laptop running Windows 7, and sometimes I need to shutdown my computer automatically after some time, eg. 3 hours.
Thus, I made some preset scripts, and I just have to double click them, the script is shown below. (Don't know much about this, not written by me)
The problem starts here,
1) The time I need it to shutdown is not fixed, and it is quite troublesome to edit it everytime I want to shutdown my computer.
2) The time is in seconds, not minutes, so I have to use a calculator xP.
tl;dr? Is there anyone who can guide me, or can create some app that once launched, will ask me for the amount of minutes before it auto forces shutdown?
I have a laptop running Windows 7, and sometimes I need to shutdown my computer automatically after some time, eg. 3 hours.
Thus, I made some preset scripts, and I just have to double click them, the script is shown below. (Don't know much about this, not written by me)
strCmd = "shutdown -s -t 10800"
set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objShell.Run strCmd
The problem starts here,
1) The time I need it to shutdown is not fixed, and it is quite troublesome to edit it everytime I want to shutdown my computer.
2) The time is in seconds, not minutes, so I have to use a calculator xP.
tl;dr? Is there anyone who can guide me, or can create some app that once launched, will ask me for the amount of minutes before it auto forces shutdown?