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| Hello- I know there is a way to use Scheduled Tasks to auto logoff a user after a certain period of idle time; however, this appears only effective for the user configuring the task (i.e., Administrator), and doesn't affect other users logging into the same computer. As an administrator of over 200 XP Pro computers and several hundred students who utilize them, I would like to know if there is a way to make this universal for all computers/students without spending months configuring each system? My reasoning is that sometimes students will lock out a teaching lab computer while taking a break, going to lunch, etc. and this is quite annoying to other students who need to use them. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. | Guest
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