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Can I simply just switch a pc on and off using the button ?....
arushofblood
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.... Well, what I mean is... well exactly that really ! I've a machine upstairs in set up as the main pc which the other pc's around the house are are wirelessly linked to. This machine is not used other that this. I would prefer to not have a clumsy CRT on show, but understand that I need this to shut the machine down 'properly'. If I ditched the monitor would it harm the pc if I just switched it on and off using the front button each time instead ?
I know there is the option of moving the main NTL connection to another site or indeed buying a LCD monitor but I'm just after a 'quick fix' in the meantime.
Thanks for your help
I know there is the option of moving the main NTL connection to another site or indeed buying a LCD monitor but I'm just after a 'quick fix' in the meantime.
Thanks for your help
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Lol, I take the time to post and you go and delete the thread.
If you use the on/off switch to turn the PC off it will as I understand cause errors in your software as any running programs aren't being shutdown properly.
I only switch off with on/off button in emergencies.
Hope this helps"Gort, klaatu barada nikto"
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If you set up your network correctly, you should be able to shut it down remotely. What operating system do you have on your main PC? In windows I think it can be done remotely by running "shutdown \\(computername) /y", but you may have to configure your network in a certain way for this to work correctly.0
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Where's the rest of the thread gone ?
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Oh Lordie, sorry folks
I'll be even more confused now, lol !! 0
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