DShutdown is designed to facilitate the easy shutdown and wake up of a local or remote PC.

It is packed with many options beyond the run of the mill ones that most are accustomed to including options relating to a "pure" shutdown (like the "force after wait" option - this will cause a forced, but 'clear' shutdown of the PC). You will also have monitoring options at your disposal that will allow PC shutdown after an application terminates (this can be useful when you have completed compressing several files for instance). Another useful option relates to internet traffic allowing the PC to shut down when Internet traffic dips below a defined data rate (perfect for shutting down your PC upon completion of a large download).

DShutdown can also intercept a shutdown request that has been initiated by the user or by an application then it will execute that shutdown request with the selected options. (For example: to simultaneously shut down all LAN PCs at the same time server does). Another nice feature is DShutdown doesn't force a power-down without first logging off and saving settings.

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