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[Help] How do you extend or turn off the session timeout


straytoasters

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Open gpedit.msc (Start > Run > gpedit.msc > click OK)

Then, go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Terminal Services (this is system-wide; you can also configure in the same location under User Configuration, which is a per-user change if you'd rather the settings be different per user).

Have fun :).

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You neglected to specify which key (to borrow a registry reference), but "set a time limit for active but idle terminal services sessions" seemed the most approproite. All the settings were set as "not configured", but I enabled active but idle and set it the "never". We'll see.

However I wanted to make sure it was understood that I am not remoting in, this is when I am logged in at the local machine while physically at the local machine. It may all be the same value but I wanted to make sure that was known.

Thanks.

Straytoasters

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