9 Ways to Sign out of Windows 10
By Timothy Tibbetts |
Windows 10 allows you to sign out (and even another person to log in) without restarting the computer. Here are nine ways to sign out of Windows 10.
Many of us don't often use the sign-out feature or aren't aware of the many ways that you can. Hopefully, with this tutorial, using the sign out feature will be much more accessible to you, starting with the most commonly used and working our way down to the lesser-known methods. Many of these methods are also available in Windows 7 and 8.
1: Sign out of Windows 10 in Start Menu
Click Start, then click on your username. Click Sign out.
2: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Win+X
Press the Windows Key + X. Expand Shut down or sign out and click on Sign out.
3: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Ctrl + Alt + Del
Press Ctrl + Alt + Del. Click on Sign out.
4: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Alt + F4
Press Alt + F4. Click on the drop-down menu and click Sign out.
5: Sign out of Windows 10 From Task Manager
If you're already in Task Manager, click on the Users tab. Right-click on your username, and click on Sign off.
6: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Logoff Command
If you happen to be in the Command Prompt or PowerShell, type in logoff and press Enter.
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If you happen to be in the Command Prompt or PowerShell, type in shutdown /l to log off or shutdown /l /f to close all apps and log off and press Enter.
8: Sign out of Windows 10 With Cortana
Using Hey, Cortana, say Hey Cortana, sign out. You may need to respond, Yes.
9: Sign out of Windows 10 All Users Except Current
Another great option is to log off everyone but you.
Open the Command Prompt or PowerShell and type in:
quser | Select-String "Disc" | ForEach {logoff ($_.tostring() -split ' +')" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">} and press Enter.
Similar:
How to Hide User Accounts from the Windows 10 Sign-In Screen
3 Ways to Log off Another User in Windows 10
How to Disable the Windows 10 Login Screen
How to View Full Details of Any User Accounts in Windows
How to Switch Between a Microsoft and Local Account in Windows 10
Force Users to Change Account Password at Next Login
How to Add or Remove 'Accounts Settings' Context Menu in Windows 10
Reset Your Local Account Password In Windows 10
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Many of us don't often use the sign-out feature or aren't aware of the many ways that you can. Hopefully, with this tutorial, using the sign out feature will be much more accessible to you, starting with the most commonly used and working our way down to the lesser-known methods. Many of these methods are also available in Windows 7 and 8.
1: Sign out of Windows 10 in Start Menu
Click Start, then click on your username. Click Sign out.
2: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Win+X
Press the Windows Key + X. Expand Shut down or sign out and click on Sign out.
3: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Ctrl + Alt + Del
Press Ctrl + Alt + Del. Click on Sign out.
4: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Alt + F4
Press Alt + F4. Click on the drop-down menu and click Sign out.
5: Sign out of Windows 10 From Task Manager
If you're already in Task Manager, click on the Users tab. Right-click on your username, and click on Sign off.
6: Sign out of Windows 10 Using Logoff Command
If you happen to be in the Command Prompt or PowerShell, type in logoff and press Enter.
7:
If you happen to be in the Command Prompt or PowerShell, type in shutdown /l to log off or shutdown /l /f to close all apps and log off and press Enter.
8: Sign out of Windows 10 With Cortana
Using Hey, Cortana, say Hey Cortana, sign out. You may need to respond, Yes.
9: Sign out of Windows 10 All Users Except Current
Another great option is to log off everyone but you.
Open the Command Prompt or PowerShell and type in:
quser | Select-String "Disc" | ForEach {logoff ($_.tostring() -split ' +')" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">} and press Enter.
Similar:
How to Hide User Accounts from the Windows 10 Sign-In Screen
3 Ways to Log off Another User in Windows 10
How to Disable the Windows 10 Login Screen
How to View Full Details of Any User Accounts in Windows
How to Switch Between a Microsoft and Local Account in Windows 10
Force Users to Change Account Password at Next Login
How to Add or Remove 'Accounts Settings' Context Menu in Windows 10
Reset Your Local Account Password In Windows 10
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