User Idle - Automatic Log Off ?

Hi, I am using Vista x64 on my Laptop.
The Problem - Vista Automatically logs me off, if i am inactive for 2
minutes (it brings me on logon page - and asks me to enter password)
I have checked -
- Control Panel
- Screensaver settings
- Power Settings
- Searched on google

But could not find anything there. Can someone tell me, how can we set
auto log off idle time in Vista ? Enable or disable this function ?


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rahulw

 

On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:31:54 +0100, rahulw <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:

Hi

Does it actually log you off, or does it just drop to the login screen?
I can go to the login screen three ways.
a) Logging off - closes all open programs.
Switch user - existing programs are still open, the login screen lists
the user as logged on.
c) Lock - existing programs are still open, the login screen only lists
one user, and describes the user as locked. Looks alot like the standard
login screen if you only have one user account.
You can also get the locked screen if the screen saver cuts in and you
have it set to ask for a password on resume, of if the computer sleeps, or
hibernates, and the power profile requires as password on resume.

You should also get a vista background with text saying what it is doing
as it goes back to the login screen.

Does it take you directly to the login screen or does it take you to a
blank screen untill you press a key?
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> Hi, I am using Vista x64 on my Laptop.
> The Problem - Vista Automatically logs me off, if i am inactive for 2
> minutes (it brings me on logon page - and asks me to enter password)
> I have checked -
> - Control Panel
> - Screensaver settings<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

Do you have a screen saver set? Is it set to go to the logon afterwards?
If you turn it on and set it for 1 minute, or 3 minutes does this have an
effect?
If you turn the screen saver on, set of 1 minute , and set it to require a
password does it do the same as the automatic logout.

NOTE: when investigating you may need to leave the screen saver on for a
short while to get the logon screen when you resume.
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> - Power Settings<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

Does the time change if on external power?
Does the time change if you use a different power profile - max battery
versus max power?
Does the time change if you change the display off, sleep, and hibernation
times?
Is the power profle set to require a password after sleep or hibernate?


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> - Searched on google
>
> But could not find anything there. Can someone tell me, how can we set
> auto log off idle time in Vista ? Enable or disable this function ?
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Do you have pointsec, or any other disk encryption software installed?
Has it allways done this?
What in detail happens when it "logs you off?"


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anyone here who knows how to solve this issue ?


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rahulw

 

rahulw <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
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You had a reply from "Alan Montgomery" this morning at 6:57am

He had a number of questions for you to answer.

 

hello, anyone here to help ?


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rahulw

 

rahulw <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
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Just checked: Vista Forums is not getting replies to this thread.

 

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someone reply :sa:


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rahulw

 

rahulw <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
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Looks like that pitiful gateway you are using is "fixed".

Go here to see your replies, since your board has been screwing up:



If that URL is broken at your site, try this:

 

it does not logs me off, it simply puts me to WELCOME screen, and asks
me for password to enter.

How to change this ?


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rahulw