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You could try a group policy<br />
Computer Configuration/Administrati<wbr />ve Templates<br />
Windows Components/Terminal Services/Sessions<br />
Set time limit for disconnected sessions Enabled <br />
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I have never tried it in Windows XP so give it a shot.
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You could try a group policy
Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates
Windows Components/Terminal Services/Sessions
Set time limit for disconnected sessions Enabled

I have never tried it in Windows XP so give it a shot.

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Yea works either way. I am used to setting it up for multiple users.
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Yea works either way. I am used to setting it up for multiple users.

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I have one use logging into a remote desktop to work in quickbooks. &nbsp;I have quickbooks set to start up automatically when they log in, so the only way they can terminate the session is by hitting the close button i.e, the [x] at the top of the session. &nbsp;They have no access to the Start/Log Off option so their sesion can not be terminated that way.<br />
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How can I set it up so when this one user only is disconnected their session is removed from terminal services immediately?
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I have one use logging into a remote desktop to work in quickbooks.  I have quickbooks set to start up automatically when they log in, so the only way they can terminate the session is by hitting the close button i.e, the [x] at the top of the session.  They have no access to the Start/Log Off option so their sesion can not be terminated that way.

How can I set it up so when this one user only is disconnected their session is removed from terminal services immediately?

How do I disconnect remote desktop user automatically after they close the session?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).