Unwanted logoffs


  1. Posts : 22
    windows 7
       #1

    Unwanted logoffs


    My husbands new computer's logs him off after only a few minutes of idle time. He has to log back in every time. It disconnects him from the internet and the programs lock up.

    I have tried everything I know to try to change these settings. Power setting are set to never sleep. There is nothing in the start Menu. HP had some built in stuff, I disabled it, yet it keeps loggin him off, even after just a few minutes idle.
    Windows 7 home. HP Elite. Where do I look?
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  2. Posts : 1,261
    Windows 7 Professional 32-bit SP1
       #2

    MiaAccess said:
    My husbands new computer's logs him off after only a few minutes of idle time. He has to log back in every time. It disconnects him from the internet and the programs lock up.

    I have tried everything I know to try to change these settings. Power setting are set to never sleep. There is nothing in the start Menu. HP had some built in stuff, I disabled it, yet it keeps loggin him off, even after just a few minutes idle.
    Windows 7 home. HP Elite. Where do I look?
    Try this:

    Screen Saver Password Protection -Enable or Disable

    1. Right-click an unused part of the desktop
    2. Click Personalization
    3. Click Screen Saver
    4. Click to remove the checkmark from On Resume, display logon screen
    5. Click OK
    Last edited by Brink; 23 Jan 2011 at 12:00. Reason: added link
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  3. Posts : 258
    Win 7 Ultimate x64
       #3

    MiaAccess said:
    My husbands new computer's logs him off after only a few minutes of idle time. He has to log back in every time. It disconnects him from the internet and the programs lock up.

    I have tried everything I know to try to change these settings. Power setting are set to never sleep. There is nothing in the start Menu. HP had some built in stuff, I disabled it, yet it keeps loggin him off, even after just a few minutes idle.
    Windows 7 home. HP Elite. Where do I look?
    I assume that what you mean that your husband suddenly finds that he is no longer "online" and needs to log in again ????? If so, it sounds like you have a "flaky" internet connection or a "flaky" modem or router ?????
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