Power options via RDP

[Guest]

I logged onto a client's laptop remotely as administrator. When I logged off
(unbeknownst to me), it had automatically turned on Standby mode. The laptop,
of course, eventually went to sleep and was no longer accesible remotely.

When the user got to the office, I had him awaken the computer and I logged
on remotely to attempt to turn off Standby. However, the power options are
not accessible via the display -> screen saver properties. This is also true
of Windows servers' UPS properties.

Is there a way to run the power properties manually via RDP?

 

[Shenan Stanley]

I logged onto a client's laptop remotely as administrator. When I
logged off (unbeknownst to me), it had automatically turned on
Standby mode. The laptop, of course, eventually went to sleep and
was no longer accesible remotely.

When the user got to the office, I had him awaken the computer and
I logged on remotely to attempt to turn off Standby. However, the
power options are not accessible via the display -> screen saver
properties. This is also true of Windows servers' UPS properties.

Is there a way to run the power properties manually via RDP?

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