Remote shutdown a computer who is in your network

Step 1
how to open the cmd:
1. long press the start button and click "R"
2. there you go... type CMD
3. OK

STEP 2 GUIDES

commands on cmd:
ipconfig - to show your ip address
net view - to show who connected to your network
tracert (computer name that you can see on net view) - showing his/her ip address
shutdown -i - remote shutdown app..

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