Dear Valex,
I didn't read your post carefully, so this script may not work for your
logoff case.
Here it is - hope it helps.... I commented out the messagebox - its the same
script I use on all my client desktops. I train them to log off at night or
shutdown. ;-)
Option Explicit
Dim Res, WshShell, ExitCode
'Res = MsgBox("Are you sure you want to logoff?", vbYesNo, "Logoff?")
'if Res = vbYes then
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
ExitCode = WshShell.Run("logoff", 10, TRUE )
Set WshShell = Nothing
'End if
' End code
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"Valex (Joe)" <joeboswell[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I did a bit of searching and couldn't find anything that I could
> modify very easily as my scripting knowledge is quite limited in this
> regard, I simply needed a VBScript that force quits everything and
> boots the user off the computer.
>
> The idea is that I am taking it and putting it into a Scheduled Task
> that checks for Idle time and then boots the user after a given amount
> of time, the script will also be setting reg keys to log back in
> automatically.
>
> Then a GPO will be overwriting those keys when the computer logs in so
> that a user that walks up to the workstation will be able to log out
> and get onto the workstation with his login.
>
> Pretty much easy except for the whole logout thing...
>
> Joe
>
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