How to close the application in c# when system is shut down?

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Hello Friends,

I am new in C#, so anyone tell me the following conditions:

1)I developed an application which is currently running.
2)Now I am going for shut down the system.
3)In this condition application ask me "Do you want to close the application?"
4)My requirement is if I am going for shut down the system the running application is not ask me to close or not. The system directly shut down without asking.
5)Also tell me that how to detect that the system is shut down or not.

I want to do this with an application which is generated in C# 3.0 and my visual studio is 2005

Please help me to resolve this.

Thanks

Posted 19-Jun-13 2:35am

Vaibhav_J_Jaiswal

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jun-13 9:20am

Just a note: if a system is shut down, it's too late, isn't it? :-)
But you can handle the situation when a system started shutting down and even delay it.
—SA

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Solution 1

It might not cover all possible situations, but it will cover your requirements: Make Your Application Shutdown Aware[^]

Posted 19-Jun-13 2:40am

Zoltán Zörgő

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jun-13 9:19am

5ed.
—SA

Zoltán Zörgő 19-Jun-13 9:27am

Thank you.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-19T02:41:00

Solution 2

You can add a handler to the SystemEvents.SessionEnding[^] event, but you should just get an appliction exit command through the normal channels - you can just ask in that.

Posted 19-Jun-13 2:41am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jun-13 9:19am

Correct, a 5.
—SA