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Jafet windsor
Hi Experts,
Does anyone know how to kill remote connections? I am working in an office which has been networked using windows server 2003 Operating system. One of my colleagues frequently log into my Personal computer using remote desktop connection. I tried many ways to opt out the setting but failed. Does anyone know how to opt out remote desktop connection? Thank you.
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Jafet Windsor
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Solution 1:
1. Go to Task Manager,
2. Click on Users,
3. Right Click on User,
4. You can end remote sessions from here.
Solution 2:
Go to start menu> Click on Programs> Click on Administrative Tools> Terminal Services Manager> Now right click on the session> Select log-off or reset.
Solution 3:
Click Start menu and then Run,
Write “cmd” and press enter,
Write “net use \\server _ip/USER:your_name password.” Now you logged to Remote Desktop Protocol.
Replace these things now – “sever_ip” with your server’s IP, “your_name” with your user name, “password” with your log-in password.
Now write “query session /server:name.” You can get session ID by replacing “name” with the server’s name.
Write “reset session id /server:server_ip,” Now replace “sever_ip” with your server’s IP.
Active session will be terminated now and you can connect through Remote Desktop to new server.