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Automatically reboot idle computers

Back in 2011 we created a tool called IdleLogoff. It was designed to automatically logoff users that no longer moved the keyboard or mouse for a set amount of time.

This is usually needed for compliance reasons or in some cases public kiosks.

How it works is you run the program from the startup folder (Usually through a batch file) and call it like this:

idlelogoff.exe [timeout] [action]

After many requests, we have added the ability to restart the computer when it is idle.

Here are all of the possibilities:

timeout – The number of idle seconds before the action is taken

action – [logoff / lock / shutdown / restart] You can lock, log the user off, shutdown or restart the workstation.

If you wanted a computer to reboot after 5 minutes (300 Seconds) of no activity, You would call it like this:

idlelogoff.exe 300 REBOOT

If you wanted it to lock the workstation after 30 seconds of no activity this would do the trick:

idlelogoff.exe 30 LOCK

If you wanted it to shutdown the workstation after 30 seconds of no activity this would do it:

idlelogoff.exe 30 SHUTDOWN

It has some sanity checking for the timeout. Anything less than 10 seconds is set back to 10 seconds. This prevents a situation where you can no longer login because the utility keeps logging you off.

To run it, create a bat file that calls it and put it in the startup folder. This way it will run at login. The application will give no indication that it is active. You can only kill or see that it is running via task manager.

Download it from here:

http://www.intelliadmin.com/idlelogoff.exe