Command line parameters
The command line is a text string that is passed to the system whenever any
program is executed; it contains the path to the program with a following set
of parameters. In Windows, you can start a program using the Start Menu "Run..."
command or by clicking on a Shortcut on the Desktop or in the Start menu. If
you start a program by clicking a Shortcut, you can edit the command line for
the program in Shortcut Properties' "Target" input box.
Use the following command line parameters:
energyspy.exe -command [-force]
where the command is:
- shutdown
- logoff
- poweroff
- reboot
- suspend - 2nd parameter -force will ignored
- hibernate - 2nd parameter -force will ignored
- offmonitor - 2nd parameter -force will ignored
- onmonitor - 2nd parameter -force will ignored
For example: energyspy.exe -poweroff -force
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