auto lock after 30 minutes


  1. jolinchewjb
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    Windows 7
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    auto lock after 30 minutes


    I'm using windows 7 under local company network, I setup never shutdown monitor and harddisk, no screen password protection,

    I didn't press CTRL+ALT+DEL to lock the computer, but after I left my desktop for more than 30 minutes, system autoatically CTRL+ALT+DEL and lock my desktop, so how to disable this if I want to leave my desktop for more than 30 minutes?
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  3. AddRAM
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    Talk to your network administrator.
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