In some cases on some systems I have experienced that my RDP session hangs, and the only thing I can see when logging in on the server is a black screen.
When this happens I have 2 options:
- Complain, complain and complain
- Call some support fellow, or disturb a colleague who might happen to have access to the same server, and let him kill my RDP session
But this was until today, when I thought to myself: Myself, there must be another way, and there is. Using the commands: quser.exe /server:[servername] from a different server actually tells you which users logged on to the target server. Read out the session-id from the user you want to "kill" and use: logout [session-id] /server:[servername]. This will do the trick.
Thanks Dan Rigsby for sharing this [
http://www.danrigsby.com/blog/index.php/2008/08/26/remotely-log-off-remote-desktop-users/]
