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I don't know about vbscript, but you can do this with Group Policy.<br />
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Hit start --&gt; run --&gt; GPEDIT.MSC<br />
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Navigate to:<br />
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Computer Configuration --&gt; Administrative Templates --&gt; Terminal Services --&gt; Sessions<br />
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All of the options for time limits on Remote desktop are listed there. &nbsp;You can also set the session limits in Active Directory if this computer is a member of an AD domain.
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I don't know about vbscript, but you can do this with Group Policy.

Hit start --> run --> GPEDIT.MSC

Navigate to:

Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Terminal Services --> Sessions

All of the options for time limits on Remote desktop are listed there.  You can also set the session limits in Active Directory if this computer is a member of an AD domain.

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is there a way using vbscript &nbsp;to logoff remote desktop after session is login for 2 hours ?
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is there a way using vbscript  to logoff remote desktop after session is login for 2 hours ?

vbscript to logoff remote desktop after session is login for 2 hours

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