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Force a workstation reboot

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egolds

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Aug 29, 2001
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Does anyone one know of a way to get a workstation to reboot after a period of inactivity? I have found some tools that will allow a reboot from a command line. Is there a way to execute this in in a manner like a screensaver?

Thanks,
Eric
 
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There may be a screensaver out there that can reboot your computer. I know I have seen ones that will log it off the network. Which if that's all you really want to achieve those would work great (it's called logoff.scr).

 
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