How to specify the login time of a user

This one I found very helpful and intresting. specially if it a multi-user or shared computer. You can specify the login time of a user. This helps the Administrator [or parent] to ensure that their user [child] is
not spending too much time on the PC. It even shows the last login date and time by the user so as to monitor his usage.

Go to Command Prompt [Start >Run>cmd or Start>programs>Accesories>Command Prompt].
Type 'net user '
Add the parameter '/times :' followed by the days you want to allow [Mon-Sun] and then comma (,) and the time [in 24 Hr format]
Eg : net user Banner/times :Sun,15-19
Means I can sign in only on Sundays between 3 pm and 7pm
Pls note the at 7pm windows WILL NOT SIGN ME OFF.
It simply means it restricts my LOGIN after 7pm.


This is sensible only if other accounts are password protected.
Check this by typing ' net user ' at the command prompt.

------- >> ( If this does not work pls try without leaving a space between '/times' and ':' <<------------------