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you can always use remote desktop to shut down the computer. But to turn it on you need to physically push the power button.
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you can always use remote desktop to shut down the computer. But to turn it on you need to physically push the power button.

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Garycase,<br />
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I wil try your approach - it sounds like the perfect solution. &nbsp;I will post tomorrow once I have attempted to do it.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JP
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Garycase,

I wil try your approach - it sounds like the perfect solution.  I will post tomorrow once I have attempted to do it.

Thanks,
JP

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I am looking for an application that will allow me to turn a pc on and off, on a daily, or weekly basis. - better yet if I can control this function over the internet, but not a must.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JP
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I am looking for an application that will allow me to turn a pc on and off, on a daily, or weekly basis. - better yet if I can control this function over the internet, but not a must.

Thanks,
JP

Application that turns the computer on and off

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