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The last time I came, someone asked how to make a program run after a set time. Today I wrote one and posted it, let's improve it together.

@echo off

:lp

cls

echo.

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

echo The time now is: %time%

echo.

set si=%time%

echo Press any key to see the result.....

pause >nul



::Select var

   set  th=!si:~0,2!

rem select hour

   set  tm=!si:~3,2!

rem select minute

   set  ts=!si:~6,2!

rem select second

   set  tms=!si:~9,2!

rem select milisecond



:: add one minute to origin.   

 ::Here, you can set by yourself how long to run a certain program

   set /a tm%+=1



::Check output

if "%tm%" equ "60" (set /a th%+=1)

::If it is greater than 60 minutes, add one to the hour



echo.

echo The latest time is: %th%:%tm%:%ts%

echo Attention,the xxx program will run at this time!

pause>nul 

goto :lp

[ Last edited by scriptor on 2007-9-14 at 04:07 PM ]

The building owner, this still depends on whether it's a 12-hour system or a 24-hour system, right!

Oh, right.
I forgot.

Because mine is in 24-hour format.

Then let me think, whether to change it or not.

Please provide the specific content that needs to be translated. As you haven't provided the actual Chinese text to translate yet, I can't perform the translation. Please share the Chinese text that needs to be converted from Chinese to English.

Still not working...

Can the use of scheduled tasks (at or schtasks) not meet the requirements?

Scheduled tasks are a risky program

if %time:~0,2% LEQ 5 echo It's time to do something

This is a scheduled shutdown bat I made by looking at others' batch processing.

@mode con cols=90 lines=35&color 1f
@echo off
call :cl
goto input
:1
title Scheduled Shutdown! made by: Xiao Ye
cls
echo Current time: %date% , %time%
echo\&echo Please enter the scheduled shutdown time. (Need 24-hour format, such as 17:30 : Please use English punctuation)&echo\&echo\
echo If you want to return to the menu function, press 0 and then enter!
echo.
set tim=
set /p tim=Please enter the shutdown time:
if "\%tim%\"=="\0\" call :cl&goto input
at %tim% /interactive shutdown -s -c "To cancel the shutdown, please select the cancel shutdown function in the function menu!!" >nul
if errorlevel 1 cls&echo * Incorrect input, please enter again! &goto 1
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo ================Settings successful!!!==============================
echo.
echo ======Remember to save documents or other things that need to be saved before shutdown! ^_^=====
ping -n 2 127.1>nul
call :cl
goto input
:2
shutdown -a
cls
echo.
echo.
echo.
title Shutdown canceled successfully! made by: Xiao Ye
echo.
echo=======================Shutdown canceled successfully!!!==================
echo.
echo.
echo.
ping -n 2 127.1>nul
goto input
:4
cls
title Function Description made by: Xiao Ye
echo.
echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.
echo ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※Function Description:※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※
echo.
echo.
echo ◇◇◇◇Scheduled Shutdown: The scheduled shutdown function can only be used within the same day. It can enter multiple shutdown times within the same time period, and the system will automatically start the shutdown times in chronological order (that is, after the first shutdown time is canceled, the second shutdown time will be automatically started, and so on!). After setting the shutdown time, you can view the set shutdown time under "The shutdown time you set is: " in the function menu.
echo.
echo ◇◇◇◇Cancel Shutdown: Canceling the shutdown is only effective when the shutdown countdown window pops up!! Using it before the window pops up will show that the shutdown is canceled successfully, but the scheduled shutdown function is not actually canceled, and the scheduled shutdown function will still be started when the time comes! !
echo.
echo ◇◇◇◇Exit: Exit the program window! !
echo.
echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo.&echo\&echo.&echo.
pause
goto input

:3
cls&exit
:input
cls
title Function Code Number Selection!
cls
call :card
echo\&echo\&echo\
echo Please enter the function code number:
echo.
set sel=
set /p sel=
if "\%sel%\"=="" goto input
call :%sel%
if errorlevel 1 cls&echo\&echo\&echo\&echo\&echo ========= ☆★Incorrect command entered, trying to fool me?!★☆======&call :cl&goto input
:cl
for /l %%i in (1,1,40) do (
echo\
for /l %%a in (1,1,250) do ver>nul
)
goto :eof
:card
title Function Menu! made by: Xiao Ye
echo\&echo\&echo.
echo\&echo\&echo Function Menu:
echo ▲△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△
echo ▲ ▲
echo ▲ 1=Scheduled Shutdown ▲
echo ▲ ▲
echo ▲ 2=Cancel Shutdown ▲
echo ▲ ▲
echo ▲ 3=Exit ▲
echo ▲ ▲
echo ▲ 4=Function Description ▲
echo ▲ ▲
echo △△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△△▲
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo (Note: The code number on the left of the equal sign is the function code number, please enter the code number on the left!&echo\
echo The cancel shutdown function is only effective when the shutdown countdown window pops up! !)
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo The shutdown time you set is: %tim%

I tried it and the timing works, and canceling the shutdown also works, but as I explained, canceling the shutdown can only be done when the shutdown countdown window pops up. Is there a way to cancel the scheduled shutdown function by selecting the cancel shutdown key before the countdown window pops up after setting the time. Also, how to modify it so that the last statement is displayed in the function menu only after the set time.
Finally, I had such a situation with this bat. I set two shutdown times in the same time period and they were one minute apart. When the first shutdown time came, the shutdown program ran normally, but when it was halfway through the shutdown, a black screen phenomenon occurred. The computer didn't freeze, but couldn't exit the black screen. What's the reason?
Hope all the masters can give advice!!
Also, after setting the shutdown time, even if the computer restarts after shutdown, it will still shut down when the set time comes. Is that right?