How to Prevent Computer Users From Logging on to Windows at Certain Times.
by Nideesh C on January 12, 2011 · 0 comments
in XP
Required user name. You can change the days using (m,t,w,th,f,s,su) and change If you would like to prevent a member of your household or office from logging into his or her computer at certain times, you can create restrictions on their user account to do this.
To restrict access times for a certain user open the command prompt (‘start\run’ and type ‘cmd’). To restrict a certain user’s log in times to Monday – Friday, 5AM to 8PM, type ‘net user (username) /time:m-f,5am-8pm
Replace (username) with the times using the same method shown. The user will not be allowed to log in at any other time.
Note that this will not prevent users from using the computer during restricted times if they have already logged in. It only prevents them from booting into Windows.
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