End a user session through Task Manager

Today, we will have to touch on a topic that is directly related to what is ending a user session through Task Manager in the Windows 10 operating system. Consideration of this topic comes down to the fact that users who have not independent access to a single device, and sharing it with someone else, very often you have to deal with the situation that the OS begins to “crush” workers - computer capacities between two or more accounts that are fully p Botha simultaneously. Such functioning of applications in the system leads to the fact that the performance is not enough that falls, so also seemingly simple workflows, become as slow as possible and everything almost hangs. To prevent this from happening, you should use the instructions below, because each user can cope with its implementation without additional installation of software that produces, at least temporarily, other accounts and applications launched by them.

End a user session through Task Manager in Windows 10

Since our instruction with you and actions is based on using Task Manager, then you will have to launch it first. You can authorize the launch of this system application as you like ... But we just recommend using the Context Menu of the Taskbar, since it has a button with the same name that allows you to launch the software we need.

If your Task Manager window looks exactly the same as ours (look at the screen below), then you will not need to use click on "Details" and switch the appearance of the application to a more modern look.

If you do, everything is exactly the same in the Task Manager, as in the screenshot, then in this case, click on the “Users” button and only after that you will have the opportunity to choose the user account that you want to disable . It is necessary to click on the account being disabled, then, in the context menu, select the "Exit" button.

The last and not the most difficult action on your part will be to confirm that someone else’s account is disconnected from the system and this can be done through a small window, where the “Logout user” button takes place, which is the last click actually.

Thus, you can quickly terminate a user session through Task Manager in Windows 10 and without any problems, but when doing all the manipulations, you should be aware that everything that was created your predecessor for the PC, after disconnecting his account from the system, just erased! So, be extremely careful and careful when performing the above steps, so as not to harm your work colleagues or household members with whom you have to share one device.