> We have a situation at work, where we have several computers that all
> automatically login on boot as a certain user. What we would like to do is
> use Remote Desktop to connect as that same user, then when the person who
> remotely connects disconnects their session, the console will be logged in
as
> the user. This can be accomplished if the user runs the following command
to
> disconnect "tscon o /dest:console", but I can't rely on the users to
always
> do this. Is there a way to do something similar to that command when the
> WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGED message with REMOTE_DISCONNECT comes across? I've
tried
> several ways, but haven't been successful.
>
> The other idea I had was to make the script the only way the person could
> disconnect. I can remove the "Disconnect" button from the start menu on
the
> server, but the user can still press the X on the Remote Desktop client,
> anyone know of a way to disable this easily?

Not, AFAIK. But you can set "Set time limit for disconnected sessions" to "1
min" policy.