Is there a way to automatically log off LOCAL Disconnected Windows sessions?

I have a number of users that will often use different PCs throughout their work week.  Many of them lock the PC they're using when they're done with it as opposed to logging off.  I've seen user sessions that have been logged into a PC for nearly a week.

This occupies resources on the PC that could be used by the person currently logged into the computer.  It also causes multiple bad password attempts from those workstations if a user changes their password on another PC.  The result in that case can be multiple lockouts of that person's account.

Is there a way to auto log off Disconnected sessions of local users?  To be clear, I know there is a group policy option to log off remotely connected users located at Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Session Time Limits > Set time limit for disconnected sessions.  I've tested this though and it does not seem to affect sessions that were logged on locally.