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Document the Reason for the Unexpected Restart or Shutdown of a Remote Computer
You can document the reason for an unexpected restart or shutdown of a remote computer without logging on locally to that computer. In order to use this feature, the Remote Registry service must be enabled on the remote computer. See Enable the Remote Registry Service for more information.

Membership in the Administrators group, or equivalent, on the remote computer is the minimum required to complete this procedure.

Using the Windows interface


Using a command line


Using the Windows interface
To document the reason for an unexpected restart or shutdown of a remote computer using the Windows interface

Open Command Prompt.

Type shutdown /i to display the Remote Shutdown dialog box (Shutdown.exe).

Under Computers, click Add to enter computer names, or click Browse to open the Find Computers dialog box.

Under What do you want these computers to do, click Annotate Unexpected Shutdown.

Select the appropriate reason for the unexpected shutdown from the list.

Note
If a comment is required, the OK button will not be available until you type at least one character in the text box.


Additional considerations
To start Command Prompt, click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, and click Command Prompt.


Another way to start Command Prompt is to click Start, click in the Start Search box, type cmd, and press ENTER.


The Remote Registry service must be enabled on the remote computer for Shutdown Event Tracker to record information.


To shut down or restart a remote computer, the Remote Administration and Windows Management Instrumentation firewall exceptions must be enabled on the remote computer.


Additional references
Work with Shutdown Event Tracker


Shutdown Event Tracker Overview


Enable the Remote Registry Service


Using a command line
Membership in the local Administrators group, or equivalent, on the remote computer is the minimum required to complete this procedure.

To document the reason for an unexpected restart or shutdown of a remote computer using the command line

Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, and click Command Prompt.

Type shutdown /e /m \ComputerName /c "Comment" /d [u|p] : and then press ENTER.


Value Description
/e
Enables you to document the reason for the unexpected shutdown on the remote computer.

/m \ComputerName
Specifies the destination computer.

/c
Enables you to comment in detail about the reason for the shutdown. You can use a maximum of 511 characters. Comments must be enclosed in quotation marks.

/d [u|p] xx:yy
Lists the reason for the system restart or shutdown, where xx specifies a major reason number from 0 through 255, and yy specifies a minor reason number from 0 through 65,535.

/force
Forces the computer to shut down if other users are logged in. If this is not used and other users are logged in to the remote computer, the computer will not shut down or restart.

Important
If you force the computer to shut down or restart, logged in users will not have the opportunity to save their work.


/t xxx
Sets the time-out period before the system shuts down or restarts to xxx seconds. The valid range is 0-600, with a default of 30. Using the /t flag implies the /force option.


For more detailed information about the shutdown command and additional options, type shutdown /? at the command prompt.

Additional considerations
The Remote Registry service must be enabled on the remote computer for Shutdown Event Tracker to record information.


To shut down or restart a remote computer, the Remote Administration and Windows Management Instrumentation firewall exceptions must be enabled on the remote computer.


Additional references
Work with Shutdown Event Tracker


Shutdown Event Tracker Overview


Enable the Remote Registry Service


Command-line syntax notation



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Document the Reason for the Unexpected Restart or Shutdown of a Remote ComputerYou can document the reason for an unexpected restart or shutdown of a remote computer without logging on locally to that computer. In order to use this feature, the Remote Registry service must be enabled on the remote computer. See Enable the Remote Registry Service for more information.Membership in the Administrators group, or equivalent, on the remote computer is the minimum required to complete this procedure. Using the Windows interfaceUsing a command lineUsing the Windows interface To document the reason for an unexpected restart or shutdown of a remote computer using the Windows interface Open Command Prompt.Type shutdown/i to display the Remote Shutdown dialog box (Shutdown.exe).Under Computers, click Add to enter computer names, or click Browse to open the Find Computers dialog box.Under What do you want these computers to do, click Annotate Unexpected Shutdown.Select the appropriate reason for the unexpected shutdown from the list. Note If a comment is required, the OK button will not be available until you type at least one character in the text box. Additional considerationsTo start Command Prompt, click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, and click Command Prompt.Another way to start Command Prompt is to click Start, click in the Start Search box, type cmd, and press ENTER.The Remote Registry service must be enabled on the remote computer for Shutdown Event Tracker to record information.To shut down or restart a remote computer, the Remote Administration and Windows Management Instrumentation firewall exceptions must be enabled on the remote computer.Additional referencesWork with Shutdown Event TrackerShutdown Event Tracker OverviewEnable the Remote Registry ServiceUsing a command lineMembership in the local Administrators group, or equivalent, on the remote computer is the minimum required to complete this procedure. To document the reason for an unexpected restart or shutdown of a remote computer using the command line Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, and click Command Prompt.Type shutdown/e/m \ComputerName/c "Comment"/d [u|p] : and then press ENTER.Value Description /e Enables you to document the reason for the unexpected shutdown on the remote computer. /m \ComputerName Specifies the destination computer. /c Enables you to comment in detail about the reason for the shutdown. You can use a maximum of 511 characters. Comments must be enclosed in quotation marks. /d [u|p] xx:yy Lists the reason for the system restart or shutdown, where xx specifies a major reason number from 0 through 255, and yy specifies a minor reason number from 0 through 65, 535. /force Forces the computer to shut down if other users are logged in. If this is not used and other users are logged in to the remote computer, the computer will not shut down or restart. Important If you force the computer to shut down or restart, logged in users will not have the opportunity to save their work. /t x Sets the time-out period before the system shuts down or restarts to xxx seconds. The valid range is 0-600, with a default of 30. Using the/t flag implies the/force option. For more detailed information about the shutdown command and additional options, type shutdown/? at the command prompt.Additional considerationsThe Remote Registry service must be enabled on the remote computer for Shutdown Event Tracker to record information.To shut down or restart a remote computer, the Remote Administration and Windows Management Instrumentation firewall exceptions must be enabled on the remote computer.Additional referencesWork with Shutdown Event TrackerShutdown Event Tracker OverviewEnable the Remote Registry ServiceCommand-line syntax notation--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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文件的意外重启或远程计算机
可以记录意外重启或远程计算机关机不登录到本地计算机的原因停工的原因。为了使用此功能,远程注册表服务必须在远程计算机上启用。更多信息见启用远程注册表服务

。会员在管理员组,或相当,在远程计算机上需要完成这个程序最低。

使用Windows界面





使用命令行使用Windows界面
文件的原因意外重启或者关闭一个远程计算机使用Windows界面



打开命令提示符。式关机/我要显示远程关机对话框(关机。EXE)。单击“添加计算机

下,输入计算机名,或单击“浏览”打开“查找计算机”对话框。

下你想要什么这些电脑来做,点击注释意外关机。

选择从列表意外停机的适当的理由。如果评论


注意要求,OK按钮将不可用,直到你至少输入一个字符在文本框中。


附加考虑
启动命令提示符,单击开始,单击所有程序,单击附件,然后单击命令提示符


。另一种方式来启动命令提示符,点击开始,点击开始搜索框中,键入cmd,然后按回车键。


远程注册表服务必须在关机事件跟踪记录信息的远程计算机启用。


关闭或重新启动远程计算机,远程管理Windows Management Instrumentation防火墙例外必须在远程计算机上启用。参考文献



工作关机事件追踪器


关机事件


跟踪器概述启用远程注册表服务


使用命令行
本地Administrators组中的成员身份,或等效,在远程计算机上需要完成这个程序最低。文件的原因

意外重启或关机的远程计算机上使用命令行

单击开始,单击所有程序,单击“附件”,然后单击命令提示符

。式关机/ E / M \计算机名/ C / D“评论”[你] < XX >:| P<YY >然后按Enter。



/E值描述
使你文件的原因为意外关闭远程计算机上。

/m \计算机名
指定目标计算机。

/ C
使您详细评论关于关机的原因。你可以使用最多511个字符。
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