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My Remote Control can shutdown, restart, or log off the computer that WLM is running on via another contact (i.e. You at a friends house and you forgot to turn off your computer so you use his/her account to shutdown Windows). There is also a way to cancel the shutdown and restart procedure on your computer.

Commands:

• !shutdown <password>
  
• !restart <password>
  
• !logoff <password>
  
• !cancel
  
• !remote control - Lists the commands

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Ver. 1.50

• Encrypt password with SHA256
  
• No longer have to log out to save settings
  
• Simplified settings window

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Very nice script, can be really useful when I'm away and keep other people from accessing my computer. Thanks!

Nice script indeed. Good job!

I dont under stand how to do it can you tell me

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Originally posted by aussie5050
I dont under stand how to do it can you tell me

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You install that script on your computer......and then it will allow you to shut the computer down via a friend's computer as long as you are logged into msn.

Example:

You leave your computer running to go to a friend's house for a short time

You then decide to stay longer at your friend's house and want your computer shut down

You get your friend to log onto WLM and open a conversation with you and send the shutdown command as illustrated

This will then shut down your computer safely

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Originally posted by aussie5050
I dont under stand how to do it can you tell me

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1. Import the script.

2. Settings window will appear:
- Set a password
- Set warning messages
- Set seconds countdown

4. Leave your computer.

5. Go on a different computer and sign in to Messenger on a secondary account.

6. On Messenger, open up a conversation with your first account and use the commands to shutdown/restart/logoff the computer your first account is on.

Instead of SHA256, can you use AES?

AES is for encryption and decryption while SHA256 is a hash and cannot be converted back to the original password (Unless it is brute forced). This script intentionally uses SHA256 to prevent someone with physical access to the computer from finding the users password. If you would like you can modify the script to use AES.

ok Thx Guys

Mine doesnt do anything. I tried all ways but nothing seems to work.