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Written on February 22nd, 2009 at 3:28 am by Shunmugha

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Here is a simple trick to shut down computers over LAN.It will work only over the LAN.Prank your friends in schools and colleges:)I had a good time in my college with this trick.

1.Open Command prompt(win +r and type cmd)
2.Type

shutdown -i

3.It will bring about an interface.
4.You can add manually the computer you want to shutdown or browse and add them.Directory listing should be available.
5.click on browse button and add the computers you want to shutdown.
6.Set no. of seconds for the computer to shutdown.
7.You can also set message that will be displayed to your victim before his/her system shuts down.

Screen shot:
 How to Shut down your friends system over the LAN?
Enjoy:)Do comment if you liked it.

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7 Responses to “How to Shut down your friend’s system over the LAN?”


  1. janani

    1 year ago

    cool one..a gud way to prank our friends and enemies too!:P


  2. Theagarajan

    1 year ago

    It is saying Access Denied..


  3. admin

    1 year ago

    May be your admin as blocked the privileges.You should get a account with enough privileges.

    Try this:

    1.run->control userpasswords2
    2.Add new user
    3.set your password.
    4.Try adding your self as administrator or Standarad user.
    5.reboot and login with the account you created just now.
    You should be able to access the command now.Hope it works.


  4. Manan Patel

    12 months ago

    Cool

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