Windows 10: How to use the shutdown command to shutdown a PC in my house

So I got a pc in another room from my bedroom that I'd like to shutdown from where I sleep, I found how to turn it on but the shutdown command seems to be a hassle to get working. The remote computer is on 11 home so no gpedit and on the same home network.

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PC is Suffering Unexpected Shutdowns

Most important detail to me would be whether these shutdowns are sudden, in which case it's likely a short or PSU issue (capacitor aging maybe?) or graceful windows style shutdowns, which suggests software interference.

It could also be overheating components if it's a sudden shutdown. What are your thermals like?

 

PC is Suffering Unexpected Shutdowns

So its been almost two weeks since i last posted and since my PC has shutdown unexpectedly... My original plan was to play around with the RAM to see if that was the issue but after a few days of no shutdowns i figured i would see if the CMOS clear and repairing the corrupt OS had fixed the issue. As i already said its been almost 2 weeks since i first made theses changes and i was fairly certain it had fixed the issue...Unfortunately my PC did shutdown unexpectedly today while i was at work. It seems pretty ridiculous to me that the PC could be on for almost 2 weeks straight and have no issues then just randomly shutdown...I ran the SFC scan to make sure nothing had gone wrong with the OS and it reported no issues. My next step i guess would be to try and eliminate the RAM as the issue but honestly i find i very hard to believe that's the issue after the PC was on for 2 weeks. Surely if this was a hardware issue i would have more regular shutdowns...or at least shutdown while im actually using the PC...What do you guys think?

 

Shutdown

Hi,

To restart or shut down a remote computer and document the reason using the Windows interface, kindly follow these steps:

• Right-click the Start menu and select Command Prompt (Admin).
• Type shutdown /i to display the Remote Shutdown
  dialog box (Shutdown.exe).
• Under Computers, click Add to enter computer names, or click
  Browse to open the Find Computers dialog box.
• Under What do you want these computers to do, click Restart
  or Shut down.
• Select the appropriate reason for the restart or shutdown from the list.

Let us know how things goes.

Regards.