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How to avoid automatic shutdown at high temperature for H7 models
author: VENOEN
2025-07-14
1. If this model is operated for a long time in a high temperature environment (>30 ° C) for 7*24 hours, it may automatically stop.
Avoid:
A. Reduce the ambient temperature, the recommended temperature 0-20℃;
B. Install an external USB cooling fan to assist the chassis to cool the CPU and mainboard.
Avoid:
A. Reduce the ambient temperature, the recommended temperature 0-20℃;
B. Install an external USB cooling fan to assist the chassis to cool the CPU and mainboard.

2. To enable the computer to turn on at a specific Time, enter the BIOS (Advanced>Wakeup Configuration>Wake System From S5 to Fixed Time, and set the time, minute, and second to be woken up) to set the fixed startup time.


3. On how to make the computer restart at a specific time, you can try the following methods:
Method 1: Use the task scheduler that comes with Windows10
Open the task scheduler:
Press Win + S, search for "Task scheduler", and open it.
Create basic tasks:
Click "Create Basic Task" in the action bar on the right.
Enter the task name and description as instructed.
Set the trigger:
Choose when the task is triggered, such as daily, weekly, or only once.
Setup operation:
Select "Start Program," then type shutdown in the program or script.
Enter /s /f /t 0 (scheduled shutdown) or /r /f /t 0 (scheduled restart) in the Add parameter.
The task is created.
Method 2: Third-party software
Here are some recommended third-party timing shutdown and restart software:
Method 1: Use the task scheduler that comes with Windows10
Open the task scheduler:
Press Win + S, search for "Task scheduler", and open it.
Create basic tasks:
Click "Create Basic Task" in the action bar on the right.
Enter the task name and description as instructed.
Set the trigger:
Choose when the task is triggered, such as daily, weekly, or only once.
Setup operation:
Select "Start Program," then type shutdown in the program or script.
Enter /s /f /t 0 (scheduled shutdown) or /r /f /t 0 (scheduled restart) in the Add parameter.
The task is created.
Method 2: Third-party software
Here are some recommended third-party timing shutdown and restart software:
Wise Auto Shutdown:
A simple to use timing shutdown, restart, logout and other operations of the software, support daily, one-time and other timing methods.
Shutdown Timer Classic:
Shutdown Timer Classic:
The system provides various options for scheduled tasks, such as scheduled shutdown, restart, hibernation, and standby.
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