Windows reboot command Windows 2003 Server command line reboot
iisreset /reboot
also
shutdown /r /t 10
Windows Scheduled Reboot- Start the Task Scheduler. Under Windows 2000/XP this is located in Start Menu > Programs > Accessories > System Tools.
- Check that the Task Scheduler is running. You may do this by
checking the Advances menu and seeing if it lists 'Stop Using Task
Scheduler'. If it is listed, this means the Task Scheduler is running.
If it says 'Start Using Task Scheduler' then the Task Scheduler is not
running. Click on the option to start it.
- Now create a new task by selecting the File menu and then the
sub-option New and then the sub-sub-option Scheduled Task. Rename the
new task something like Reboot. Double click on the new task
- First lets set the time. Click on the tab Schedule and select
Weekly for 'Schedule Task'. Now select the day and time. Normally a
weekend day (Sunday say) and a time at night (say 1am) to ensure no-one
is using the system at the time.
- Now to set what is to run. Click back on the tab Task. Click
set password and enter the password you use to log-on to Windows. This
will ensure the reboot happens even if you are not logged on at the
time.
- In the field 'Run' you now enter:
SHUTDOWN.EXE -r -f -t 01
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