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Bazooker
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11-08-2022, 07:40 PM
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I have a peculiar issue I’m trying to solve. A few months back, I explored ways to restart my Windows 11 computer daily at 6:00am. It keeps running automatically, so I just need a fresh start each morning. The first idea that popped into my head was using Task Scheduler—every reference online supports that. But then I thought of something simpler back then. All I needed was the time setting; no complex tasks required. I set it up and now I get a reboot every day at 6:00am. Unfortunately, I lost track of how I did it. At the moment, I recall needing to write a reminder somewhere to keep it in my mind. I’m hoping someone here can help me remember or suggest an alternative method without using third-party tools. This isn’t tied to any specific hardware, though—I’m open to more detailed info if needed.
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Bazooker
11-08-2022, 07:40 PM #1

I have a peculiar issue I’m trying to solve. A few months back, I explored ways to restart my Windows 11 computer daily at 6:00am. It keeps running automatically, so I just need a fresh start each morning. The first idea that popped into my head was using Task Scheduler—every reference online supports that. But then I thought of something simpler back then. All I needed was the time setting; no complex tasks required. I set it up and now I get a reboot every day at 6:00am. Unfortunately, I lost track of how I did it. At the moment, I recall needing to write a reminder somewhere to keep it in my mind. I’m hoping someone here can help me remember or suggest an alternative method without using third-party tools. This isn’t tied to any specific hardware, though—I’m open to more detailed info if needed.

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11-08-2022, 07:40 PM
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The xkcd approach might work in theory. (It’s not perfect, but you could try adapting it with an Arduino and a transistor connected to the power button pins.)
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Danieltowersxd
11-08-2022, 07:40 PM #2

The xkcd approach might work in theory. (It’s not perfect, but you could try adapting it with an Arduino and a transistor connected to the power button pins.)