Win7 system uses Group Policy to remove logoff options

There is a very important tool in the WIN7 system-Group Policy, which is the primary tool for administrators to define and control programs, network resources, and operating system behavior for users and computers. Notebook Win7 system users in the use of laptops, feel the computer logout function is very troublesome, want to delete it, then there is any good way? Actually we can delete the logout through the Group Policy, then what is the specific operation? Come and have a look!

The operation is as follows:

1, mouse click win7 System "Start" menu, select "Run" option;

2, enter the gpedit.msc character command in the Open dialog box, press the OK key;

3. In the local Group Policy editor that opens, expand User Configuration-Administrative Templates-all settings;

4. In the right pane, locate the "delete logout" entry;

5. Right click to open the "delete logout" entry, select "Enabled", click the OK button to save the settings.

The above is the notebook Win7 system through the Group Policy to remove the logout option, if the user wants to cancel the removal of logout, then you can use this path to set up, delete the logout entry before the check box is "Not Configured". Hope the above method is helpful to everyone!