@Oliver-R Thanks a lot

@Floor_kicker Thank you very much for helping.

@Giuseppe-Sbirziola , I got your direct message. I'm glad that worked.

@Rafael-Estevam, what you say to Alexa will make more sense if you make the Voice field just computer instead of turn off computer.

The formula is, "Alexa, turn on/off [voice word]."

That's assuming you're using the TRIGGERcmd Smart Home skill.

In this example, I can say

"Alexa, turn on calculator." to open it.
"Alexa, turn off calculator." to close it.

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@Russ bet man thank you so much for all of your help 🙂 im new to this coding stuff its super weird to me, Im definitely gonna learn alot from being in this community lol

@Ego95 does it work at the command line if you run it manually?

And did you install nircmd?

@Ego95, wakeonlan send a "magic packet" to power on a seperate computer across the same local area network. It does not turn a computer off or suspend it.

I think you meant the shutdown command, not wakeonlan because this command would shutdown a Windows computer in 30 seconds:

@Russ the shutdown comand doesnt work

@Russ Many thanks. Unfortunately I don't own an Alexa so I'm going to need to find an alternative. I can get GH to speak custom phrases on command using "assistant.command.Broadcast" with Google's Web based Automations script editor but that is just a fixed phrase. Guess I'm going back to Gemini for more ideas! Good to see TC still going strong - I first used it 5 years ago!

@Severus, please look for the "tray" icon. It looks like the square Triggercmd icon. You have to click the up arrow near the clock in the lower right corner of the screen to see your tray icons.

@Jeferson-Borges, have you found the GUI Command Editor?

You can use it to add your commands, like this:

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To open the GUI Command Editor, right click the TRIGGERcmd Agent's tray icon first:

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@Danilo-Vaz awesome. De nada.

@bridges2, you can use nircmd to do that:

I made this video on how to install nircmd so you can run it from anywhere:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xub4pjenLVs