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i have a little problem…
on win xp, if i write on commandline
shutdown -t 00 -r -f
the reboot works fine.
but if i paste it, as is, in a bat file…the prompt show me an infinite loop.
anyone can say me why?
thanks a lot for any suggestion 🙂
What is the name of you batch file? I hope it’s not
shutdown.bat🙂If it is then I am afraid invoking
shutdown -t 00 -r -ffrom within the batch file will call your batch file again instead of calling shutdown.exe and this goes on ad infinitum (since shutdown.bat is in the current dir and shutdown.exe is probably in the c:\windows\system32 directory)