We come across a query of automatically logging in to a Windows user who is already disconnected. If you are also facing the same issue, then check the following guidelines. Note: the steps for this start from “Windows Group Policy”.

  1. Log in to your Windows Server
  2. Open “Group Policy” by running the command through the “Run” tab -> gpedit.msc
  3. On the left side you will see “Administrative Templates” – Click on that option
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  4. On the right side there is “Windows Components” – Click on that file.
  5. Now click on “Terminal Services”
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  6. In “Terminal Services” you will see three files – select “Terminal Server”.
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  7. After clicking on “Terminal Server” you will see several files > select “Session Time Limits”.
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  8. In “Session Time Limits” you will see “Set a time limit for disconnected sessions” isn’t configured.
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  9. Click on “Set time limit for disconnected sessions” – you will see setting options.
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  10. Click on “Enabled” and select a time span.
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  11. Now click on “Apply” and then “OK”
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That’s it!!!

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