Free system shutdown software for windows

System Shootdown is a simple program to shutdown/reboot windows System Shootdown is an easy to use application developed for helping you to shutdown and reboot your system. It offers you one click, or two click shutdown/reboot from the system tray, the little icon box on the taskbar.
The program also offers immediate shutdown/reboot via a commandline option. The program is very lean and clean; no bells or whistles and uses very little resources.

Timed Shutdown - Use this little program to shutdown your computer. You can use Timed Shutdown to shutdown your computer.
You can specify the delay time (ideal for remote controllers because of its hotkeys).

Shutdown 2 is built to be a high quality tool which permits you to shutdown your computer; with the option to abort the shutdown.

Requirements:

• Windows XP
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Auto Shutdown is a free utility for automatically shutting down or logging off a computer. Automated shutdown/logoff is achieved in two ways: set the exact time of shutdown or wait for a specific number of days, hours, or minutes before shutting down. The program can be configured for forced shutdown/restart/logoff and also has a poweroff option. A scheduled task can be cancelled at anytime by a simple right-click on the timer. Auto Shutdown resides in the system tray and can be configured to run at startup. Online help is included. Keyboard shortcuts provide easy access to menu items

Tray Shutdown is a simple application that will help you control your computer from task bar Tray Shutdown is a simple application that will help you control your computer from task bar.
Now you can shutdown only by a single click on system tray. All setting will save to registry to improve speed.

X3 Shutdown 1.0 is a highly flexible, feature-rich system utility. The shutdown dialogs in Windows 98 and Windows 2000 remember the last selection, i.e. if you last restarted your computer the next time you went to shut down, if you weren't paying attention your computer would reboot not shutdown. X3 Shutdown does not remember these settings and always defaults back to Shut Down, just like Windows 95 did.