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nl and thought I would expand on this in my own way to Retrieves all user sessions from local or remote computer(s).

In addition, you can choose the right time for making the website update.

Problem is, I have a bunch of *desktops* with users logged on locally that I need to idle-logout.

If you simply need to check when was the first time a user logged in on a specific date, use the following cmdlet: Get-EventLog system -after (get-date).

You can use this simple command to query CPU utilization of local/remote machine with PowerShell.

Get-ADUser is a very useful command or commandlet which can be used to list Active Directory users in different ways. Figure 4: User Logoff – Event properties.

This is really helps performance because the filtering happens on the server.

second option is WTSQuerySessionInformation. Now User Session Control again can capture user idle time and can stop unused sessions, the way it was doing for the earlier versions of NAV.

To get the actual session state of an Azure Windows Virtual Desktop user, you can execute the Get-AzWVDUserSession PowerShell cmdlet, but you also need to get the session host virtual machine status.

Google around and you'll find various ways of automatically logging off idle users.

Simply open the PowerShell and execute the following two lines of code: The first line You can use this configure what time do you want it checks idle time, example if you want starts at 8am, use value 480, calculate 8 time 60 minutes, so it’s 480.# restriction but want to lock your screen after a idle timeout.

# press + everytime you leave your desk ). From an ssh session: export DISPLAY=:0 & sudo -u john xprintidle. There are quite a few ways to check when a certain machine was turned on. This process becomes quite complicated and time-consuming when you have to the track logon session time for multiple users. Thank you very much for the help.Powershell get user idle time If the idle time is more than 14 minutes, then the powershell script kicks off the shutdown tool. Powershell Param ( $action ) $Today = Get-date -Format "dd_MMM_yy" $LoggedInUser = $env:USERNAME Import-Module ActiveDirectory Import-Csv "C:\Users\jim.leonard\Desktop\Scripts\allinone\DisableUsers.csv" | ForEach -Object and it works now.