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I am looking for a program that does a computer session timer on it. It will log you off after you set how many mints or hours you can be on the computer etc... I am looking for one for someones computer cause 4 people are fighting saying they are on too long etc...
 

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How to configure logon hours for a user

Now that you are familiarized with the command, it's time to learn how to add parameters in order to limit logon access for a time interval.

Let's suppose the account for which we want to define the time interval access already exists. The command will look like this:

net user "user account" /time:M-F,14:00-16:00

Replace the text between the quotes with the desired account. Using the above command line, the user has rights to access its account between 14 and 17 every day from Monday to Friday. In case your son/daughter comes home from school around two o'clock he/she will be able to logon until 16 o'clock (when you come back from work).

Please notice that only sharp values are accepted. You can choose any hour but not subdivisions like 14:15 or 15:36.

You can even setup time intervals for different days as following:

net user softpedia /time:W,10am-5pm;T,2pm-3pm;F-Sa,9:00-16:00

One more thing, the week days' abbreviations are M, T, W, Th, F, Sa, Su.
Restrict Logon Time in Windows XP - Choose time intervals when users can login - Softpedia

XP: Limit Login Access to Specific Times and Days | Windows security | Tech-Recipes
 
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