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I can't shutdown remote computer

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hi everyone.i'm using winxp pro.i already configure my remote access setting.i log as admin with same username and password in the computer i want to shutdown.but everytime i type shutdown -s -m\\pcname..it comes out with access denied error..what do you think is the probelm?pls help me.i used also shutdown -i comand.but nothing happen. your reply is highly appreciated..
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please, can anybody help me, for How can I Shutdown the Remote computer using for -t parameter(time setting), i tried, but i got the error message "Access is Denied(5)", So, please help me as eraly as possible
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Why do you need to shut it down? Do you just need to shut it down once or are you scheduling shutdowns?

When I have problems rebooting a remote computer I usually use a program called Force Restart: http://www.brothersoft.com/force-restart-183024.html You could force restart it then once it boots back up try shutting down using the normal >Start >Shutdown option.
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