И все-таки, почему такая нелюбовь к тому, что уже есть под рукой?
Давайте изучать мат. часть.
Кстати, и с "залоченными тачками" нет никаких проблем.
Shutdown.exe: Remote Shutdown
Remote Shutdown is a tool which allows you to remotely shut down or reboot a computer running Windows 2000 or Windows NT 4. ShutDown provides system shutdown and restart options from both the command-line and a GUI.
Note: To schedule Remote Shutdown for a specific time, use the AT command or Task Scheduler (see Windows 2000 Help for a full description).
File Required: Shutdown.exe
shutdown [\\computername] [/l] [/a] [/r] [/t:xx] ["msg"] [/y] [/c] [/?]
Where:
\\computername - Remote computer to shut down. If no name is given but the tool is started with any of the other options, the local computer name will be used.
/L - Specifies a local shutdown.
/A - Quits a system shutdown. This can only be done during the timeout period. If this switch is used, all others are ignored.
/R - Restart the computer specifed after shutdown.
/T:xx - Sets the timer for system shutdown in xx seconds. The default is 20 seconds.
"msg" - Specifies an additional message with a maximum of 127 characters, surrounded by quotation marks.
/y - Answers questions with "yes".
/C - Forces running applications to close.
Caution: If you use the /c parameter, Windows 2000 ignores the application's option to save data that might have changed. You will see no File Save dialog box, because Windows 2000 will force the application to close. This will result in a loss of all data not previously saved.
/? (or shutdown without parameters) - Display help.
Examples
Shutdown and reboot a remote computer.
shutdown \\IMAREMOTECOMPUTER /R
Shutdown a local computer, closing all applications in 5 seconds.
shutdown /L /C /T:5