One more thing, as I mentioned above, I use the autologon function, does BootSnooze check whether this setting was previously enabled before it removes it's autologon entry? I wouldn't like to re-enable autologon every time I BootSnooze.

I don’t reboot my computer that often because it can be a bit inconvenient, and sometimes I go weeks without having restarted it. My reasoning is typically that I have too many apps open and don’t feel like restarting them all, but other times it’s because I’m on the way out the door and just throw my machine in standby so that it is ready for me when I go to use it again. There is a slick little app called Boot Snooze that looks to make it a bit more reasonable to restart your machine from time-to-time.

Great program - I use it all the time and wanted to say thanks!

Also I have a request, here's the commandline I use to run BootSnooze:
BootSnooze.exe mode=reboot method=hibernate bdelay=0 adelay=5
What I would like is to do my own reboot and have BootSnooze finish the process when the computer restarts. So what  would be entered in the RunOnce registry entry for the above commandline?

Quote from: skwire on May 26, 2011, 07:04 PM

I think that Boot Snooze is about the most misunderstood app I've written.

That's the thing that relaxes one's footware, right?

Quote from: mouser on July 11, 2015, 06:34 PM

boot snooze featured today on ILoveFreeSoftware:
http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/10/windows/automatically-reboot-pc-hibernate-time-delay.html

Four years later?!

If software blogs only wrote about software when it was new we would all be using buggy new crap instead of the stuff that has proven its worth over time.