Log off your computer and see how it works. Close the Local Group Policy Editor, run the following command in Command Prompt window to update the group policy just to be sure the change takes affect right away. You will see a Logoff.bat file shown up in Logoff Properties window. Click OK again in Add a Script dialog box. In the Browse window, paste in the batch file you created earlier. Double click Logoff to open up its properties.Ĥ. On the left panel, go to User Configuration → Windows Settings → Scripts (Logon/Logoff).ģ.
Launch Group Policy Editor, by Win+R, typing in “ gpedit.msc“, and pressing Enter. If you are interested in this script, you can download it directly from this link (right-click and save as.). Prepare a batch file that runs the VBScriptĬreate a new batch file (.bat file), and add the following line in the file:Īssuming that the VBScript that speaks out the time is saved on user’s desktop. One of the readers left a comment in a post that shows a trick how to make your computer speak out time at every hour asking if he can run this script at logoff. In order to do so, you will need to go through the local Group Policy Editor, a much more powerful component unique in Windows. You can use the Task Scheduler to execute a script or command at startup or during the login process but you can’t use it to do the same during the logoff.
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