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What is LOGOFF Windows command?

The Windows logoff command allows you to log off a user from the system remotely or from the command line. It is a useful tool for managing user sessions efficiently.

LOGOFF Syntax:

Terminal window
logoff [/?]

LOGOFF Options:

OptionDescription
/?Displays help for the logoff command.

Parameters:

ParameterDescription
There are no parameters for the logoff command.

LOGOFF Command Usage Examples:

Log off the current user immediately

Terminal window
logoff

This command logs off the current user immediately without any warning.

Log off a specific user using their session ID

Terminal window
logoff 2

Log off the user with session ID 2.

Log off a disconnected session

Terminal window
logoff /v 2

Logs off session 2, even if it is disconnected.

Log off the current user and close any running applications

Terminal window
logoff /l

Logs off the current user and closes any running applications.

Log off the current user with a custom message

Terminal window
logoff /p "Logging off for maintenance"

Logs off the current user and displays the message “Logging off for maintenance” before doing so.

How do I use logoff in Windows?

To use the logoff command in CMD, execute the following command:

Terminal window
logoff

What is the purpose of the logoff command?

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How can I log off another user with the logoff command?

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Is it possible to force a logoff using the logoff command?

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Can I use the logoff command remotely on another computer?

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How do I log off a user with a specific session ID using logoff?

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What are the available options with the logoff command in Windows?

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How can the logoff command be helpful in managing user sessions?

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Applications of the LOGOFF Command

  • Logging off a user account
  • Ending a remote desktop session
  • Switching users on a shared computer
  • Logging off from a terminal session