Windows 7: Creating .batch to run at shutdown

I would like to know how to create a .batch file and have it run at the shut down of the computer,Here are the commands:

netsh int ip reset reset.log
netsh int ip delete arpcache
netsh winsock reset
ipconfig /flushdns



Thanks

Task scheduler can set it up to run at startup or at login, but I do not see a method to do it at shut down.

You can use the group policy editor since you have Windows 7 Ultimate. See Schedule a task to execute at shutdown or logoff - Tech Support Forum for how to setup a task to run on shutdown using the group policy editor.

Thanks writhziden, But I was asking more along the lines of how to right the file so all the commands go through, when I paste it in to the cmd as admin the last one will not run with out pressing enter. So what I should say is does anyone know how to write a batch to run these commands:

netsh int ip reset reset.log
netsh int ip delete arpcache
netsh winsock reset
ipconfig /flushdns

If you have a return carriage after each command (if you hit enter after each command within the batch file) they should run as if you hit enter within the command prompt. If you need to run the batch file as an administrator, you will have to create a shortcut to the batch file, have the shortcut set up to run as administrator, and have that be what the scheduler calls. "[R]ight-click [the shortcut] > Properties > Shortcut tab > Advanced > Run as administrator" (Running Batch File as an Administrator in Vista).