Locking Then Logging Off Users With Windows XP
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I am trying to setup our domain workstations so that they automatically
lock after 30 minutes and then log the user off after another 30
minutes. Group Policy allows me to setup the initial lock and
winexit.scr was used for the log off option. The problem is that
winexit.scr does not view a locked workstation as "inactive" and will
not log off the user. Is there a way to accomplish both tasks in
order? At the moment we only are able to use one or the other. I
appreciate all of your help with this.
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