I would like to run a script that would logoff the user in a silent
fashion, which means if there are any open and unsaved applications,
it would not prompt the user to save them, but simply logs off and
with any unsaved data being lost.

Is there any command to accomplish this. Thanks.

RE: How to logoff a user which has some unsaved applications running by ksreek

ksreek
Sat Apr 05 08:31:00 PDT 2008

No it is not possible because its a operating system embedded action that
will promt you about the LOGIN session

ksreek
JMVP

"dkemp52@gmail.com" wrote:

> I would like to run a script that would logoff the user in a silent
> fashion, which means if there are any open and unsaved applications,
> it would not prompt the user to save them, but simply logs off and
> with any unsaved data being lost.
>
> Is there any command to accomplish this. Thanks.
>

RE: How to logoff a user which has some unsaved applications running by RajKohli

RajKohli
Sun Apr 06 19:46:00 PDT 2008

Try using TASKKILL command in your script. E.g.:

TASKKILL /F /FI "PID ge 1000" /FI "WINDOWTITLE ne untitle*"
TASKKILL /S system /F /IM notepad.exe /T

Just a guess.

Hope this help, let us know!


"dkemp52@gmail.com" wrote:

> I would like to run a script that would logoff the user in a silent
> fashion, which means if there are any open and unsaved applications,
> it would not prompt the user to save them, but simply logs off and
> with any unsaved data being lost.
>
> Is there any command to accomplish this. Thanks.
>