You now have a scheduled task to reboot your system. Enter "-t 0 -r -f" in the arguments section (this means -time 0 -restart -force_restart): Right click on "Task Scheduler (local)" in the left pane and click "Create Basic Task":Ĭhoose when you want the task to start (in my case, it's a one time task):Ĭlick Browse to locate the shutdown.exe program (it's located at C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe). Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Task Scheduler Open the Task Scheduler by typing "Task Scheduler" in the start menu's search box, or by going here: Here are step-by-step picture instructions on how to do it (This should work on any version of WIndows, including: Server 2008, Windows 7 & 8, and Windows Vista): Simply schedule the task for the preferred time, and set the action to run the shutdown program with the restart switch. Managed passwords: administrators can use the Active Directory managed password accounts as task principals. Thanks to the task scheduler in Windows, scheduling a reboot of a system is very easy. The following Task Scheduler 2.0 changes are introduced in Windows 8: Powershell support: users can manage (create, delete, modify, explicitly start, stop etc.) Windows Task Scheduler tasks using the ScheduledTasks powershell module.
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