Mills- We are in Portland, OR. I get up to Seattle a lot on business. I love the downtown.

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Hi. You can do the remote shutdown -i followed by the IP or computer name. If you don't know the IP or name of the computer you can doownload a free IP scanner program like Angry IP Scanner from download.com. It will scan the entire network subnet for you. If the firewall is turned on and won't return a ping request, it still registers the MAC address so you will know that it's alive. Then you can shut it down remotely assuming you have admin rights to the computer, and the firewall has an exception for this rule.

Hi, i was wondering how to shut down another computer using the shutdown -i command. Or is there a better way to do so. Because the other day i was at a friends and my computer was left on so i attempted to turn it of by using the command prompt and using Shutdown -i but i always get stuck there. How do i find the correct ip and shut my computer down?

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