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Wil Stark
I have a relatively new generic XP (SP1) system. It is configured with 3
accounts and fast user switching. Each account has power user or admin
privlege. I've configured each to have a screen saver that hibernates after
2 hours.
If I leave the computer with an account actively logged in (not at the
welcome screen), the machine hibernates after two hours, with no problems -
just as it should.
If I leave the computer at the welcome screen (regardless of the number of
accounts logged in), it will never hibernate. I would like it to hibernate
after 2 hours of inactivity regardless of who is logged in or whether you're
at the welcome screen or not.
I guess the question is, what controls the power/hibernate policy when at
the welcome screen? I can't find any answers after scouring google groups
and the MS website. Can anyone help with this? Thanks in advance.
- Wil
accounts and fast user switching. Each account has power user or admin
privlege. I've configured each to have a screen saver that hibernates after
2 hours.
If I leave the computer with an account actively logged in (not at the
welcome screen), the machine hibernates after two hours, with no problems -
just as it should.
If I leave the computer at the welcome screen (regardless of the number of
accounts logged in), it will never hibernate. I would like it to hibernate
after 2 hours of inactivity regardless of who is logged in or whether you're
at the welcome screen or not.
I guess the question is, what controls the power/hibernate policy when at
the welcome screen? I can't find any answers after scouring google groups
and the MS website. Can anyone help with this? Thanks in advance.
- Wil