What you are asking now is exactly what I have achieved so far by using Wise Auto Shutdown. It is a smart product, convenient and automatic PC shutdown tool to easily schedule your computer to Shut down, Log-off, Restart, Sleep, Hibernate, Lock Screen, and close power at any time you want.
I have used it for a very long time, and it is perfect. Therefore, I suggest you use it here.
I found on internet this software : IntelligentWakeUp 1.0.0.1 . But it's only for windows 2000 and XP and the cost is $11.99.
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Another way to have a system turn itself on is to check in the BIOS settings of your motherboard. many new motherboards nowadays, have the option to have the computer turn on and shut off at set times based on the cmos clock. this option would generally be found under the power management section of the bios.
Do you mean like to have it start at a certain time of day/week or something? It would be a whole lot easier to just put your system into HYBERNATE mode via the Power Schemes option. To find out more on this subject, go to Help, and type in Power Up, and look for Power Schemes for... and follow their instructions on how to put the system into Hybernation.
yes if we turn off our computer without signing out our computer will automatically disconnect with internet.
Depending on your OS, You might be able to turn on your computer automatically, at a certain time. I know that on windows XP, you can set auto start throught the boot menue when you turn your computer on.
Your motherboard may not be configured for software power management.
turn on your firewall before connecting to the internet. That should fix the problem. It's an old virus
no!! The startup does that :)
Windows Task Scheduler can only run when Windows is actively running on your computer (it is in system memory, the system is powered on, etc). Therefore, you cannot program Windows Task Scheduler to turn on your computer at 2AM, since the computer would be turned off. It would first need to be turned on in order to have Windows Task Scheduler turn the computer on (a Catch-22). Instead, look at your BIOS/CMOS configuration and see if it as an "alarm" feaure. Some BIOS code will allow you to program your motherboard to automatically power on at a certain time. This is notably true in older motherboards, but some newer motherboards might also have this feature. You should contact your computer's manufacturer or check the manual if you are unsure of how to access your BIOS configuration.
If the computer does not log you off automatically when it enters standby, then yes. Also, this could be a sign of a faulty sound card that needs to be replaced.
Turn your computer on.
it means it dons'nt like you
with buttons, a mouse, a computer, and windows xp
The best way to shut down Windows XP is to go to the Start Menu, click Turn Off Computer, and then click the Turn Off Computer icon.
If your computer does not detect a webcam in the computer. It will automatically turn the computer off.