"when I close the lid ..." setting revert to default after restart

[reuven.sa]

Hi,
I'm swithing the "when I close the lid ..." setting of the power option
(in the advance setting) from "stand by" to "do nothing" it works
perfectly but then when I restart the computer the settings change
again to "stand by".
I have admin privlages and I have changed the same option in the bios
as well.
I have a thinkpad T43p.
Do any of you guys know what might be the problem or how to solve it?

Thanks,
Reuven.

 

[Guest]

have you tried looking into the power management setting in the bios?
alternativly with some other models by different brands this would need a
bios update or just a simple windows update.

 

[reuven.sa]

I have tried but it didn't work :-(

 

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Hi,
I'm swithing the "when I close the lid ..." setting of the power
option (in the advance setting) from "stand by" to "do nothing" it
works perfectly but then when I restart the computer the settings
change again to "stand by".
I have admin privlages and I have changed the same option in the bios
as well.
I have a thinkpad T43p.
Do any of you guys know what might be the problem or how to solve it?

Thanks,
Reuven.

Leave the ****ing lid open.



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[NoStop]

Hi,
I'm swithing the "when I close the lid ..." setting of the power option
(in the advance setting) from "stand by" to "do nothing" it works
perfectly but then when I restart the computer the settings change
again to "stand by".
I have admin privlages and I have changed the same option in the bios
as well.
I have a thinkpad T43p.
Do any of you guys know what might be the problem or how to solve it?

Thanks,
Reuven.

Stop closing the lid!


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