I run Ghost 2003 from a DOS boot disk. I can make the program end and return me to a DOS prompt when the backup is complete, but I can't figure out how to turn OFF the PC, from the batch file that ran Ghost. Is there an external command written for DOS that I can call to shut down the PC. I want to start my Ghost backup and then go on to bed, knowing that the computer will be shut off when the Ghost backup is complete. This is on a ATX style PC, with an ATX power supply.

Some help would be greatly appreciated. I thought I said ' MS DOS' but maybe not. The floppy was originally formatted on a Windows ME machine, so I guess you could say it's Windows ME DOS, directly from Microsoft. I keep using it, because it has some neat little features that DR-DOS or even Windows 98 DOS don't have. The 'Shutdown.exe' program from Windows Xp WILL NOT run from a dos boot disk.

Mbl4 full download. It only runs in Windows. So the CD doesn't even enter into the program. Yes I have my Ghost 2003 program on a CD, Flash Drive and even a SD Flash Memory Card.

If the program won't run in DOS, where it might or might not fit is redundant. I'm still looking for a real DOS Shutdown program. Reboot programs have been around forever, but I don't remember seeing a DOS Shutdown program. Still looking!!!! Shadow By the way, Ghost32.exe (Ghost 11.5) will run from the XP or Vista desktop and can also be run from a batch file, like this: Ghost32.exe -FX%windir% System32 shutdown.exe -s -t 01 -f The -FX after Ghost, makes Ghost shutdown when the backup is complete, then the next line shuts down the computer.

Name: - Symantec Norton GHOST (DOS) Version: 11.5 Official. Ghost is a disk cloning program product sold by Symantec. Add ghost.exe to ghost folder within the.

That second line is the same one that I use to shut down my PC at the end of the day. I thought I said ' MS DOS' but maybe not. The floppy was originally formatted on a Windows ME machine, so I guess you could say it's Windows ME DOS, directly from Microsoft. I keep using it, because it has some neat little features that DR-DOS or even Windows 98 DOS don't have. The 'Shutdown.exe' program from Windows Xp WILL NOT run from a dos boot disk.

It only runs in Windows. So the CD doesn't even enter into the program. Yes I have my Ghost 2003 program on a CD, Flash Drive and even a SD Flash Memory Card. If the program won't run in DOS, where it might or might not fit is redundant.

I'm still looking for a real DOS Shutdown program. Reboot programs have been around forever, but I don't remember seeing a DOS Shutdown program. Still looking!!!! Shadow By the way, Ghost32.exe (Ghost 11.5) will run from the XP or Vista desktop and can also be run from a batch file, like this: Ghost32.exe -FX%windir% System32 shutdown.exe -s -t 01 -f The -FX after Ghost, makes Ghost shutdown when the backup is complete, then the next line shuts down the computer. That second line is the same one that I use to shut down my PC at the end of the day.