Windows 7 remote desktop connection cannot logoff the local user

Unanswered Windows 7 remote desktop connection cannot logoff the local user

  • Tuesday, August 07, 2012 6:47 PM
     
     

    Remote Desktop connection:
    (This experience is from Windows 7 remote to Windows Embedded Standard 7 computer)

    I used Remote Desktop to try to log on to a Windows 7 (WES7E) computer and someone is already logged on locally, I saw a message like this:

    "Another user is currently logged on to this computer.  If you continue, this user has to disconnect from this computer.  Do you want to continue?"

    I click on Yes.

    Then I saw "Please wait for [username] to respond".  No action 

    from the logged-on local user, I waited for 30 seconds, then I was able to login the computer and at the same time was able to disconnect the logged-on local user. 

    Question:

    1. "Another user is currently logged on to this computer..." message doesn't show me the actual logged-on user name.  Is there any way to show the user name in this pop-up message?

    2. After waiting for 30 seconds, I was able to login the computer and the logged-on local user is disconnected, however this local user is never been logged-off.  I want to logoff the local user
    when I made the connection to the computer from remote desktop.  Is there any group policy can change the behavior?

    Mei Davis

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