Shutdown Timer I made

dockster said:

What happened to this program development? Stalled? or done?

Just wondering...haven't seen any posts in a few months.

Still going on it's just I so t have as much time to develop on it. But startingyesterday I'm back on it.

Hey guys,

Sorry this hasn't been updated for a long time now.

I've been caught up in other things and I've got a product which can be checked out.

There are still a heck of a lot of bugs and I am trying my best to fix them and get this version working as it should.

I have compiled a 32/64 Bit version for testing purposes to see if you guys like or don't like anything. Just let me know.

Both 32 and 64 Bit versions are in one rar file.

http://sinvise.net/beta/Shutdown%20T...3.0%20Beta.rar

Let me know what you think

Following on what a lot of users had said, I had decided to redesign and code the project again, and I have come up with something which could be classed as better than the previous version.

There are still things I need to get doing, such as validation etc. but they will be put in the next version.

Please help by spotting bugs and let me know what you think of this update.

Thanks.



Download 32 Bit Version

Download 64 Bit Version

Run Shutdown Timer.exe once you have extracted files.

RJ12 said:

I really like the new style!!

Thanks, let me know what you think.

EDIT: Correction CPU Temperature monitoring is working on this build.

hi, I am currently trying the software and find it very useful, thank you for developing this. I got a question though. I see that the software is calling out. Is this just for the updating software or this software needs to always connect to your server for it to run? -adverse

adverze said:

hi, I am currently trying the software and find it very useful, thank you for developing this. I got a question though. I see that the software is calling out. Is this just for the updating software or this software needs to always connect to your server for it to run? -adverse

Hi. No this software is completely based on the local system. It only calls out to the update server.