Windows 10: Why does Windows 11 oft times inhibit user activity for several minutes after login?

This occurs about half of the time, but often, when I login to Windows 11, it takes Windows several minutes 3 to 7 or so to do something before I can actually work on my stuff. Although I've read comments to the contrary, it seems to me this has something to do with Windows accessing the system drive because I can hear the drive whirring every time the problem occurs and the problem persists until the hard drive stops whirring. I cannot identify anything else being different from when it happens to when it doesn't happen. Since I have an eight core, sixteen thread AMD processor there is no

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Windows 7 - automatic force logout the user after specific session time (even if user is active)

Hi,

I am looking for a way to force logout a user after 1 hour of computer usage. This will need to happen even if user is active.

It will be good to have some kind of message pop up on screen 5 minutes before the logout to indicate the user to save the details.

This is NOT

• idle time log out
• Auto screen saver after idle time.

User should be able to login again after entering the password....... and the 1 hour session cycle repeats.

logical steps may be as below.

1. trigger = user login
2. counter time - time "system time now + 60 minutes"
3. trigger 1 = (system clock time = counter time - 5 min)
4. Action - system message ="you have 5 minutes to save your work. Please save your work to avoid losing it"
5. trigger 2 = (system clock time = counter time )
6. Action - Execute logout.exe

I am not programmer and hence the steps mentioned above may not be accurate.

Please help either by guiding me to some of existing ready solutions available in market or a simple code (like time out counter).

Thanks

 

Current active users that are friends

The other reason I suggested this is that users can add characters to their username that are not alphanumeric (e.g. user*). This confuses things somewhat when looking at the list.

 

Unknown user account at windows 10 login screen

I have the same issue but I have 11 users and now on the log in screen I have 11 user names and 11 of the "password" with the "key" next to them. So, that's 22 logins on the lock screen. The "password" logins are actually the users. I am trying to get rid
of the "password" tabs so only my user names show on the login screen. I checked for the registry folder you mentioned and it is not in the list.

Any other suggestions?