#No switch user option windows 7 windows 10#

I now found this other page on enabling gpedit.

I am set as admin for this PC and ran the bat file as the admin user.

Note: The Use Fast User Switching check box is. You should see the following screen: Click to uncheck the Use Fast User Switching check box, and then click Apply Options. Open User Accounts in Control Panel and click the Change the way users log on or off. I created the bat file, right-clicked the bat on explorer and selected 'run as admin'. Some versions of Windows 7 allow this setting to be changed through the Control Panel. Note 1: For macOS, Lock Workstation and Logout options are not supported. The user has the following Lock options available in the drop-down menu. I have tried to enable gpedit.msc for win10 home edition with the guide in that same site: Inactivity Lock Method will lock the computer if the user is inactive (no keyboard or mouse activity) for the specified time.Use Lock Workstation if you are the only user or Disconnect Session (Switch User) if multiple people use this computer.

#No switch user option windows 7 windows 10#

If I follow the instructions under 'Showing Logged Domain Users on Windows 10 Login Screen' would it work for win-home? Would I get all the three local-accounts listed for use, whether logged in or not?ДЄlso, all options require using gpedit.msc The way I would like to see the login screen is best depicted under the option ' Showing Logged Domain Users on Windows 10 Login Screen' Д®xcept that it is a windows home PC with local users only, not domain. But please help me confirm that I would use the right option in that doc.