When a person logged in as remote user to a PC installed
with Windows XP and forgot to log out after use, is there
a way for the system to detect that there is no activity
from remote user and log him out after a certain set
timing, e.g. 10 mintes?

Yes, via a Group Policy...

Run 'gpedit.msc' from the command line and look at the "Local Computer Policy -> Administrative
Templates -> Windows Components -> Terminal Services" for policies that may limit access either by
connection or time....

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"Cynthia" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:078a01c34143$84d016f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> When a person logged in as remote user to a PC installed
> with Windows XP and forgot to log out after use, is there
> a way for the system to detect that there is no activity
> from remote user and log him out after a certain set
> timing, e.g. 10 mintes?


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