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SHDN in MBM5
- Thread starter masitti
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Go to their website and look on their extensions page. There are quite a few programs there that shutdown your computer (I'm using Shutdown.exe)... all you have to do is tell MBM to start an application when it hits the alarm and point it towards the program you choose. You can probablly also write your own little batch program that uses command.com commands to do it, but I haven't found the right command yet with WinXP... I only did this in Win98, but someone more knowledgable could likely do it in a snap.
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msmasitti said:Sweet, thanks for the link; I'll be trying this as well.q
MP, but I cant figure it out.
I go into MBM5 > LAUNCHER > Select the shdn.exe > and then set the temperature.
When MBM5 hits the temperature, it open the program, but I cant get it to shutdown.
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I just figured out how to do this on my box without using shutdown now!
go here and download the program.
Put it somewhere, then in mbm, tell it to start application shutdown.exe, and start it with the flags "-u -f"
This way you won't need to register shutdown now! (which will stop working after a couple weeks).
hope this helps
go here and download the program.
Put it somewhere, then in mbm, tell it to start application shutdown.exe, and start it with the flags "-u -f"
This way you won't need to register shutdown now! (which will stop working after a couple weeks).
hope this helps
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hooziewhatsit said:
NICE!
I just found out how to work SHDN, the little check box is in the temperature part.
Ill try shutdown.exe!
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