Log out functinality without logging out?


  1. shaolin1979
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    Log out functinality without logging out?


    Ola everyone!

    Everyone is familiar with the log out function in Windows 10; windows key+L, which takes us to the log in screen!

    Is there a function that gives us the same features as the log out function, but allows for the program running to be displayed on screen instead of the log in screen?

    Access to windows is granted only after the user enters the correct credentials.
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  3. AndreTen
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    Windows 10 (Pro and Insider Pro)
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    Not sure, if I understand this correctly.. WIN + L won't log you out of Windows session. It just locks the screen. So it may be just the way you want it.. Programs still running, but the screen is locked
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