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Auto Power-on & Shut-down 2.84

Name: Auto Power-on & Shut-down 2.84
Rating: 4.2 (75 reviews)

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6/20/2020
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Description

Auto Poweron & Shutdown Due to the limited volume of traffic services of high-speed Internet service companies and the possibility of free use of night traffic in some services, users naturally turned to night downloads. Since the start of the free night service is at midnight, either the computer must be turned on by then or the user must turn on the computer at that time. Also, if you plan to travel, turning on the computer completely is the only way; But Auto Power-on & Shut-down software offers a better and easier way. With this small and useful software, you can easily determine and automate the time of turning on and off your computer.

Features and specifications of Auto Poweron & Shutdown software

- Ability to turn the computer on and off at any time

- Scheduling at different intervals daily, weekly, once a month and

- Supports Restart, Log off, Standby or Sleep, Hibernate, Lock and modes.

- Ability to specify a specific mouse or key from the keyboard to perform the desired operation

- Schedule backup tasks, clean windows, run custom software, and

- Receive the world clock and set the exact time of the operation

- Password for the program

The set of changes made to Auto Power-on & Shut-down can be viewed here.

For this program to work properly, especially when turning on automatically, your motherboard must support this feature and the desired option must be enabled in the BIOS.

- The motherboard may have this feature, but the software does not support the motherboard.

- To test the correct operation of the software after installation, check it for setting it on and off automatically in the setting.

- Software must always be running to perform its tasks; By default, the ability to run after Windows starts up is disabled, which is activated by right-clicking on the program icon in the System Tray (next to the Windows clock) and selecting Run at Windows Startup.