This quick script ends your current RDP session and returns your PC to the console.<\/p>\n
I’ve needed this a couple of times now, and they were both Steam-related! (plus not wanting to walk to the remote PC all the time! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Enter this in a bath file “logoff.bat” or similar –<\/p>\n
set MY_SESSION_ID=unknown
\nfor \/f “tokens=3-4” %%a in (‘query session %username%’) do @if “%%b”==”Active” set MY_SESSION_ID=%%a
\nC:\\Windows\\System32\\tscon.exe %MY_SESSION_ID% \/dest:console \/v<\/p>\n
Run that batch file as an admistrator, whilst in an RDP session, and it will end your current RDP session returning your PC to the console!<\/p>\n
I had to walk to that PC a lot<\/strong> of times!!<\/p>\n Sources –<\/p>\n https:\/\/steamcommunity.com\/groups\/homestream\/discussions\/0\/540732889170346271\/ This quick script ends your current RDP session and returns your PC to the console. I’ve needed this a couple of times now, and they were both Steam-related! (plus not wanting to walk to the remote PC all the time! … Continue reading
\nhttps:\/\/superuser.com\/questions\/303927\/how-can-i-retrieve-the-session-id-from-command-line<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"