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Using Windows 7. When I RDP to a PC I'd like to be able to logout of the session without the screen reverting to a Ctrl+Alt+Del Login screen.
The PC's in question are kiosks running Chrome in full screen 'Kiosk Mode'. So it's important they revert back to the normal browser home page.
I have successfully managed to do logout by creating a .bat file in C:\bat called rdp_logout.bat
. The contents of this .bat file are below;
tscon.exe 2 /dest:console
EXIT
I then created a shortcut on my desktop to this .bat file (send to > desktop). I changed the permissions of the .bat file to run as administrator. When I want to logout of the 'Kiosk' I do the following;
- Open the browser in Kiosk Mode
WinKey+R
- Input "cmd"
- Enter
This opens the command prompt (on top of) the browser with the following displayed;
C:\Users\Administrator
I then type;
cd Desktop
"rdp_logout.bat - Shortcut.lnk"
This does run, and logs me out. However whenever I RDP to the same PC immediately afterwards, the command prompt window is still showing 'on top' of the browser.
What do I need to change in order to hide the command window after the .bat files has ran?
Don't open a command prompt, just press windows + R and run this directly: %userprofile%\desktop\rdp_logout.bat – Ricardo Bohner – 2019-11-27T13:27:00.760