After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...
How does one disable the auto-logoff in vista?! I've search high and
low in display settings, power management, group policies, and have also
tried numerous 'net' commands in cmd with no luck. I use logmein from
another computer in my home and watch movies to a computer connected to
my tv. However, im getting VERY frustrated at how I must come back to my
computer to have to log back in through logmein since after 15-30 mins
the stupid thing keeps logging off! I can't watch a full movie without
atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!

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Jim Moriarty - 26 May 2009 02:12 GMT
>After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...
>
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>atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
>prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!
Sounds like a problem for Logmein Support
calphalon - 26 May 2009 02:45 GMT
I know its a vista problem as it does it regardless of logmein. Vista
logs me out and I have to click the picture to log back in. I see many
people have to enter there logon password to get back into windows but
this doesnt occur with me as I have auto-logon turned on
Logmein does in fact log me out but thats not what im concerned about.
I would only have to go back to my computer and use logmein if I get
logged out of windows and have to log back in or...I have to pause the
movie in windows media player :)

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calphalon - 03 Jun 2009 06:20 GMT
no help? this was obviously a complete waste of my time...and you call
your site vistax64.com? funny

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Pauli Taglia - 03 Jun 2009 11:23 GMT
>no help? this was obviously a complete waste of my time...and you call
>your site vistax64.com? funny
Bye-bye boo-boo.
Flavius - 11 Oct 2009 16:22 GMT
calphalon;1050677 Wrote:
> After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...
>
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> atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
> prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!
Try this:Control Panel>>Power Options>>(on the left side) Require a
password on wakeup>> (elevate previlliges) and check "don't require a
password"

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Relentless904 - 21 Oct 2009 07:05 GMT
OMG thank u so much!! I have been trying to figure this problem out since
recent updates had mine automatically logging me out during movies as well.
THANKS =D
> calphalon;1050677 Wrote:
> > After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...
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> password on wakeup>> (elevate previlliges) and check "don't require a
> password"