Damien Reeves broke the deadlock by finishing via the crossbar from James Lawrie's cross before Josh Ginnelley doubled the lead after a 50-yard run.
Jake Moult ended the game as a contest, converting a penalty after the lively Lawrie was fouled by Omar Beckles.
And Jordan Sinnott completed the Shots' miserable afternoon, scoring after good work from Ginnelly.
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Aldershot Town boss Barry Smith told BBC Surrey: "We didn't defend properly and their front four caused us so many problems.
"It was down to us not defending properly for the first goal. It comes from a centre-back not being dominate and we couldn't get a grip in the game.
"We lost battles all over the park today. Once you cross that white line it is down to the players to make sure they are doing the jobs that they've been asked."

Arlene Arkinson was 15 years old when she disappeared after attending a disco in Bundoran, County Donegal.
The witness, Patricia Quinn, had to be excused after just 10 minutes in the witness box.
It followed a series of angry responses to questions about lies she had admitted telling.
Arlene was last seen being driven away by convicted child killer Robert Howard. Her body has never been found.
Howard had been on bail, accused of rape, and was living at Patricia Quinn's home at the time of Arlene's disappearance.
Mrs Quinn is the mother of Donna Quinn, a friend of Arlene.
She told the inquest: "I'm under so much pressure the last 21 years.  I've been hassled, battered and kicked.  Why should I not be angry?"
She added:  "I'd love the cutty (Arlene) to be found, everyone needs a decent burial."
The inquest was then adjourned for a time to allow Mrs Quinn to calm down.
However, it was subsequently decided she should not give further evidence on Monday. It is expected she'll return to the witness box next week.
Later, Mrs Quinn's son Mark gave evidence after his mother had left the court.
He told the court he had been in Bundoran on the same night as Arlene's disappearance, but had been with a different group of people.
He added that Robert Howard was his mother's boyfriend at the time and said,
"I never liked the man, never liked him from day one. You just know with someone. Never liked him," he said.
"I did say get rid of that boy. She said 'if you don't like it you know what you can do'."
Mrs Quinn has insisted the relationship was platonic.
Later, Mark Quinn agreed with a barrister for the PSNI that his mother was probably "infatuated" with Robert Howard.
He also agreed it was nonsense to suggest that Howard was living at their home at the time of Arlene's disappearance simply because the police had put him there.
Mrs Quinn has testified that Robert Howard was an informer.
Mark Quinn told the court that Howard had been living between the Quinns' house and his own flat, and often stayed overnight with his mother.
Altrincham moved out of the National League relegation zone with an impressive victory over Aldershot.
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A witness at the inquest into the missing schoolgirl Arlene Arkinson has reacted angrily to cross-examination by a barrister for the Arkinson family.