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Executable = “The Path to the file you want to execute.” Since you’re going to use FireDaemon to babysit this application as a “process” you DON’T want to use the batch file.The name doesn’t matter so long as if you’re using multiple servers or instances on this server, you’ll want them named differently. Your setting will look something like this. You’ll want to “add a new service”, to do this hover over the + symbol and you will get a tool-tip. We assume you have already installed your dedicated server on windows, configured your serverconfig.xml with appropriate settings, and have your server in a directory located at c:\7d2d\

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Now, we won’t go into how to install and setup a dedicated server.

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goto start timeout 3 :start startdedicated.batįireDaemon (opens new window) is a tool that allows you to run any programs as a Windows service. for /F "tokens=2" %%i in ( 'date /t ' ) do set mydate = %%i set mytime = %time% echo Restarting Server: %mydate%: %mytime% echo. Restarting the computer START C:\Windows\RUNDLL.EXE user.exe,exitwindowsexecĮxit Shut down the computer C:\Windows\RUNDL元2.Echo off title startdedicated.bat set LOGTIMESTAMP = IF EXIST 7DaysToDieServer.exe ( set GAMENAME =7DaysToDieServer set LOGNAME =output _log _dedi ) ELSE ( set GAMENAME =7DaysToDie set LOGNAME =output _log ) :: - :: REMOVE OLD LOGS (only keep latest 20) for /f "tokens=* skip=19" %%F in ( 'dir %GAMENAME%_Data\ %LOGNAME%*.txt /o -d /tc /b ' ) do del %GAMENAME%_Data\ %%F :: - :: BUILDING TIMESTAMP FOR LOGFILE :: Check WMIC is available WMIC.EXE Alias /? >NUL 2> & 1 || GOTO s_start :: Use WMIC to retrieve date and time FOR /F "skip=1 tokens=1-6" %%G IN ( 'WMIC Path Win32_LocalTime Get Day^ ,Hour^ ,Minute^ ,Month^ ,Second^ ,Year /Format :table ' ) DO ( IF "%%~L" = "" goto s_done Set _yyyy = %%L Set _mm = 00 %%J Set _dd = 00 %%G Set _hour = 00 %%H Set _minute = 00 %%I Set _second = 00 %%K ) :s_done :: Pad digits with leading zeros Set _mm = %_mm:~ -2 % Set _dd = %_dd:~ -2 % Set _hour = %_hour:~ -2 % Set _minute = %_minute:~ -2 % Set _second = %_second:~ -2 % Set LOGTIMESTAMP = _ _ %_yyyy% - %_mm% - %_dd% _ _ %_hour% - %_minute% - %_second% :s_start :: - :: STARTING SERVER echo|set /p= "251570" > steam_appid.txt set SteamAppId = 251570 set SteamGameId = 251570 set LOGFILE = %~dp0\ %GAMENAME% _Data\ %LOGNAME% %LOGTIMESTAMP%.txt echo Writing log file to: %LOGFILE% 7DaysToDieServer.exe -logfile "%LOGFILE%" -quit -batchmode -nographics -configfile=serverconfig.xml -dedicated echo.

Shut down and restart shortcut in Windows 95, 98, and MEĬreate a batch file with the following lines, corresponding to the action you want to perform.

Click Next, and then for the name of the shortcut type either Shut down or Restart and then click Finish.Īfter completing the above steps, double-click the shortcut icon to shut down or restart the computer.

To restart the computer, type the following line in the location. To shut down your computer, type the following line in the location.

For the location of the shortcut, type one of the following commands, depending on what you want to do.

Below are the steps required for creating a shutdown and restart shortcut. Microsoft Windows XP includes a new shutdown command that allows users to shut down the computer through the command line, shortcut, or batch files. Shut down and restart shortcut in Windows XP For more information, see: How to make a batch file. If you want to create a batch file, you can add any of the above shutdown commands into the batch file with any other commands.

For additional information about the shutdown command, see our shutdown command page.Īfter completing the above steps, double-click the shortcut icon to shut down, restart, or put the computer into hibernation.

Once the shortcut is named, click Finish.

Click Next, and then type either Shut down, Restart, or Hibernate for the name of the shortcut.

To hibernate the computer, type the following line in the location text field. To restart the computer, type the following line in the location text field. To shut down the computer, type the following line in the location text field.

For the location of the shortcut, enter one of the following commands, depending on what you want to do.

Below are the steps required for creating a shutdown, restart, and hibernate shortcut. Microsoft Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10 includes a command to shut down the computer through the command line, shortcut, or batch files.