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- Switch User in Windows 11 | Windows 11 Forum
The C:\Windows\System32\tsdiscon exe file is not available in the Windows 11 Home edition by default If you have a Windows 11 Home edition installed, you can download the tsdiscon exe file in a ZIP below, unblock it, and add it to your C:\Windows\System32 folder Download 1 Run the C:\Windows\System32\tsdiscon exe file
- Scripting - How to disconnect Remote Desktop sessions?
Yes, using tsdiscon from a command line: tsdiscon n where the n should be replaced with the session id You can get the session number from query session Since you say you want to close all sessions on the local computer, I guess you will need to be careful about the order in which you do it (ie close your session last)
- Create Switch User shortcut in Windows 10 | Tutorials - Ten Forums
The Windows 10 Home edition does not have the tsdiscon exe system file included by default that the "Switch User" shortcut in this tutorial uses PCs with the Windows 10 Home edition installed will need to have an administrator do the steps below first 1) Click tap on the Download button below to download the tsdiscon zip file Download
- Switch User in Windows 10 | Tutorials - Ten Forums
Option Two: To Switch User by Running tsdiscon exe; Option Three: To Switch User from Alt+F4 Shut Down Windows Dialog; Option Four: To Switch User from Ctrl+Alt+Del Screen; Option Five: To Switch User from Sign-in Screen; Option Six: To Switch User from Task Manager
- Switch User - at least 2 methods fail (Start menu, tsdiscon. exe)
TSDISCON works without issues on all my systems Start has no Shutdown selection but the Power options link instead and that has no Switch user selection, you need to click your name avatar in the Start Menu and then select another user That also works without issues CTRL + ALD + DEL > Switch User works as it should
- How to force disconnect users from a box? - Server Fault
You can use tsdiscon exe to disconnect a terminal services session or logoff exe to terminate the session tsdiscon exe disconnects a session from a terminal server You must have Full Control permission to disconnect another user from a session If no session ID or session name is specified, tsdiscon disconnects the current session
- windows xp - tsdiscon after startup - Server Fault
Disconnect (not logout) the WWW user (maybe using the tsdiscon command) This will allow to keep a test site always online while other user (in turn) may connect to the machine using different usernames through Remote Desktop I have setup 3 bat scripts: Script A (located at Startup folder):
- Force authenticated user immediate logoff (emergency case)
Not entirely AD based, but should do what you want Disable or expire account import-module activedirectory set-aduser -identity "username" -accountexperationdate "12:09 pm"
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