ActiveExit XP

ActiveExit is an excellent software solution for computer administrators who are tired of users leaving their accounts logged in after they leave the computer. With ActiveExit, you can set up automatic log off periods for inactive users, hibernate or shut down the computer, and lock the workstation. This powerful software can do even more, such as shutting down or hibernating the computer after an idle period to conserve energy and reduce wear on the computer's components.

ActiveExit is perfect for preventing other users from shutting down the computer unnecessarily, allowing administrators to set up password protection for the shutdown command. Additionally, ActiveExit can run a program before exiting Windows to complete tasks such as data backup, or automated hard disk cleanup at the end of each workday.

Windows XP has the ability to restrict logon hours for users, but there is no way to forcefully log users off at the end of their allowed time. This is where ActiveExit XP can help. While scheduling allowed hours, ActiveExit will automatically prevent users from logging on outside the schedule, and log off users automatically when the allowed time ends.

This feature is particularly useful for parents who want to restrict their children's computer usage. Administrators or parents who need to use the computer outside of the schedule can easily override the ActiveExit function by entering a password they set up. Overall, if you are an administrator or parent who wants to better manage computer usage, ActiveExit is the ideal software that you need.