AI-Powered Gaming Utility

Welcome to Auto Shutter!

Downloading a massive game overnight? Don't leave your PC running all night wasting electricity. Search your game with AI, pick your launcher (Steam, Epic Games, or Xbox), and generate a smart PowerShell script that automatically shuts down your PC the exact second your download finishes.

1. Verify Game

Type your game name and confirm the official cover art found by AI.

2. Pick Platform

Choose Steam, Epic Games, or Xbox and select your install drive.

3. Paste & Sleep

Paste the script into PowerShell. Your PC shuts down when done!

AutoShutter
Instructions
Step 1 of 3

What game are you downloading?

Step 2 of 3

Pick Your Platform & Drive

Select the launcher you are downloading from so AutoShutter monitors the right download folder and process.

Step 3 of 3

Your Custom PowerShell Script

Copy this code, open Windows PowerShell, paste it in, and press Enter.


      
Step-by-Step Instructions

How to Use AutoShutter

  1. 1
    Start your download first Make sure your game is actively downloading inside Steam, Epic Games, or the Xbox app before running the script.
  2. 2
    Open Windows PowerShell Press Win + X on your keyboard and click Terminal or Windows PowerShell.
  3. 3
    Paste the Script & Press Enter Click Copy PowerShell Script above, right-click inside your PowerShell window to paste it, and hit Enter.
  4. 4
    Turn Off Your Monitor & Sleep Easy Leave PowerShell open. Every 30 seconds it checks your download. As soon as your game finishes downloading and unpacking, Windows shuts down automatically!
Under the Hood

How AutoShutter Works

Folder & Disk Telemetry Verification Launchers keep active staging files while downloading and unpacking (like steamapps\downloading in Steam) and generate continuous network/disk I/O. The script requires multiple consecutive zero-activity checks so it never shuts down during a brief network dip.
Built-In Windows Anti-Sleep Guard By enabling the Keep PC Awake Guard, the script calls the native Windows SetThreadExecutionState API so your PC won't accidentally go into sleep mode halfway through your download—without permanently changing your Windows Settings.
Need to cancel the countdown?
Run shutdown /a in PowerShell or Win+R at any time.