WinAbility Software ActiveExit Edition v3.21 Win X64

ActiveExit is a set of tools that let you control various aspects of
Windows exit. With ActiveExit you can:


Select the timeout period for user inactivity, after which the user
should be logged off from Windows, or the computer should be restarted,
hibernated, or shut down (the choice is yours). You can specify a
regular screensaver to be displayed for some time, too, before ending
the user's session. The computer can be restarted or shut down even if
the user has locked the computer, or if no user is logged on to Windows
at all. Unlike the WINEXIT utility, that comes with the Windows NT
Resource Kit and lets you log off the user automatically, ActiveExit
offers you much more flexibility, many more options, and does not
require special permission configuration like WINEXIT does.

Set up the allowed hours schedule and force the users out of the
computer during the denied hours. You probably know that you Windows XP
lets you set up the allowed login hours for the users, but once logged
on, there is no way to end user's session when the allowed hours end?
ActiveExit solves this limitation by monitoring using the schedule you
set up to forcefully logoff the user when the allowed hours end. Of
course, you can select a custom message to be displayed to the user
warning him or her about the approaching end, and you can specify a
grace period for the user to save his or her documents before the
ActiveExit will end his or her session.

Set up a program to run automatically before exiting Windows. You know
about the Startup folder on Windows Start Menu: if you place a shortcut
to a program there, it will run automatically every time you start
Windows. That's good, but what about running a program before exiting
Windows? For example, to run the backup program at the end of the day,
to backup the work you've done. Windows cannot do that, but ActiveExit
can: you can specify any program or a batch file to run automatically
before you logoff or shutdown the computer.

Protect Windows exit with a password to prevent users from logging off
or shutting down the computer unnecessarily. If your office has a
"kiosk" type of a computer that shows presentations all day long, you
can use this feature of ActiveExit to protect the computer against
irresponsible people who logoff or shutdown the computer unnecessarily,
just for the fun of it.

Save time and mouse clicks by configuring ActiveExit to display a
taskbar icon for quick access to the logoff, shutdown, and other such
commands. Or, if you find it annoying that every time you press the
Shut Down button Windows asks you to select Shut Down once again, you
can configure ActiveExit to carry on the Shut Down command right away,
without asking you the second time.

Customize messages displayed to the users, with or without the
countdown bars that show the number of seconds remaining before the
default action will be taken.