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Could you post which operating system you are using?
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Logoff-Disconnected-Users.reg

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using 2012R2 - So if I create 2 entries under Terminal services, it should work?
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I see this when after setup, <br />
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Please advise<br />
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Still does not work, waited 1 hour
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1. Was the computer restarted after the change?<br />
2. Did the user disconnect and not logoff?<br />
Please report back.
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I restarted the computer after the change. I havent heard back for any issues, hopefully it is working. Thanks for the help
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Hi,<br />
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Is there a way I can configure a registry to logoff disconnected users after 1hour.<br />
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I know how to configure it via GPO, but more interested in doing via registry. <br />
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Thank you in advance.
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Hi,

Is there a way I can configure a registry to logoff disconnected users after 1hour.

I know how to configure it via GPO, but more interested in doing via registry. 

Thank you in advance.

Could you post which operating system you are using?

using 2012R2 - So if I create 2 entries under Terminal services, it should work?

I see this when after setup, 

Please advise



1. Was the computer restarted after the change?
2. Did the user disconnect and not logoff?
Please report back.

I restarted the computer after the change. I havent heard back for any issues, hopefully it is working. Thanks for the help

Logoff Disconnected Users

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