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You can always create a batch file and then run it as a scheduled task. &nbsp;You could schedule it for 10 pm every day. This would forcefully shut down the computer and the parental controls would then keep them from logging back in. &nbsp;Here is a command to shut down the computer with a warning message.<br />
%windir%\system32\shutdown<wbr />.exe -s -t 30 -c &quot;The System will Shutdown in 30 seconds. Save your work now!&quot;
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You can always create a batch file and then run it as a scheduled task.  You could schedule it for 10 pm every day. This would forcefully shut down the computer and the parental controls would then keep them from logging back in.  Here is a command to shut down the computer with a warning message.
%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -s -t 30 -c "The System will Shutdown in 30 seconds. Save your work now!"

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Not trying to log user out at specified time, Windows 7 will do that with built in tools.<br />
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I will look into the 2 programs suggested by:<br />
jmcilhargey &amp;&nbsp;graye
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Not trying to log user out at specified time, Windows 7 will do that with built in tools.

I will look into the 2 programs suggested by:
jmcilhargey & graye

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In Windows 7, I know that you can set the time 'Frame' in which a user can log in. Like from 7am - 10 pm however, I want to know if there is a way to kick the user off after say, 2 hours from the point where they logged in?<br />
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Windows Steady State does not 'yet' work with Win7, if it ever will.
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In Windows 7, I know that you can set the time 'Frame' in which a user can log in. Like from 7am - 10 pm however, I want to know if there is a way to kick the user off after say, 2 hours from the point where they logged in?

Windows Steady State does not 'yet' work with Win7, if it ever will.

Windows 7 limit logged on time

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.

Windows 7

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