It would be great if the current logged on user could be added as a column option to the status tab of an update.
Comments: This list can get quite long, especially on a computer that's being used by multiple people via RDP. Here's what I get when seeing who is logged onto a system with just a few users. The ones that are labeled with Disc as the state are disconnected users, users that disconnected from the machine without logging off. ``` PS C:\> query session /server:SERVER SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE TYPE DEVICE services 0 Disc rdp-tcp#1 user004 1 Active rdpwd user001 2 Disc user002 3 Disc rdp-tcp#0 user003 4 Active rdpwd console 6 Conn rdp-tcp 65536 Listen ``` Can you clarify what you mean by the "current logged on user" in cases such as this?
Comments: This list can get quite long, especially on a computer that's being used by multiple people via RDP. Here's what I get when seeing who is logged onto a system with just a few users. The ones that are labeled with Disc as the state are disconnected users, users that disconnected from the machine without logging off. ``` PS C:\> query session /server:SERVER SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE TYPE DEVICE services 0 Disc rdp-tcp#1 user004 1 Active rdpwd user001 2 Disc user002 3 Disc rdp-tcp#0 user003 4 Active rdpwd console 6 Conn rdp-tcp 65536 Listen ``` Can you clarify what you mean by the "current logged on user" in cases such as this?