When using Skype, we can log in to the same account from multiple PCs. Currently I have one PC logged into Skype with my account. The problem is that it was a laptop of my relatives and I cannot access it for now.
How can I sign out of Skype from everywhere logged in to my account?
According to the help page of Skype, this will do the trick: just type in any chat window
/remotelogout
Sign out all other instances except the current one. This will also stop push notifications on all other instances1.
To check your current logged in places, run:
/showplaces
Apparently if you change your password and then sign out this will result in the other session being logged out, see: How can I get Skype to log out from another location?
Change your password to make remote Skype clients sign out
- Go to File | Change Password
- Follow the instructions to change your password.
- Now sign out using File | Sign Out
- Wait a minute or so
- Then sign in again using your new password.
- After a short period of time any remote Skype clients that were logged into your Skype username should stop working. They will require the new password in order to log in again.
/remotelogout This command logs you out from all the other Skype clients that you are currently logged except your current session.
/showplaces This command shows you other instances where the Skype name has currently logged in.
Source: Skype commands
