Windows 7 logoff all users

No keyboard, more fun :. Click the start button and click on all programs, then click on accessories, right click on command prompt and click "Run as administrator". Once the command prompt is open type taskmgr and hit enter. This will bring up a task manager in administrator context. Click on the users tab, right click the user that you want to log off and click log off.

Confirm the logoff at the confimation screen by clicking on "log off user" note that the user will lose and work that is not saved if you confirm this log off. RafaelRocha, your solution only works if the user is logged in as an Administrator.

This command can be used to logoff sessions on the remote computers also. Find syntax below for this. This does not accept user name and passwords so it uses the credentials of the current logged in user on the host system. How to force logoff without waiting for user confirmation to terminate the running applications? The above commands do forced logoffs.

They kill all the applications one by one and at the end logs off the user. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Jeff Zeitlin Jeff Zeitlin 8, 2 2 gold badges 17 17 silver badges 31 31 bronze badges. Nice one.

Didn't know about that method! If you do a forced log off code 4 do you know if it logs off all users or just the one running the command? Documentation doesn't specify. Thanks for the reply. It's one user at a time here too so that's why i couldn't test it hehe ; — Rakha.

Rakha - The point here is that we use it against remote computers, not our own. Exactly the same kind of situation over here, except we can't force logoff or people will cry ; — Rakha. That's only the console user, not all users. Click on Continue in the UAC prompt. Click on the Users tab. Click on a user that you want to log off to select it.

Click on the Logoff button. Click on Log off user to confirm. Task Manager will now no longer have the user listed since they have been logged off.

Hope this helps.