Is anyone aware of any way for a non-admin user to force another peer user off a Windows 7 session if the terminal is locked. This is also making sure that one ever 1 user can be logged onto that machine at a time. Disabling Switch User could help towards this but if it is enabled it would have to be configured to allow only 1 user on at a time. (Is that possible?) So for example....... "Standard User A" logs in and locks the terminal at the Ctrl-Alt-Del screen. "Standard User B" then wants to use that terminal and needs to force "Standard User A" off. It is possible to achieve this without administrator privileges?

Hi, Based on my know, this is by the design. It cannot be achieve without administrator privileges. William Tan TechNet Community Support