When I do not use my computer for about 15 minutes, a password screen pops
up. I am then not able to get back into my computer with entering a
password. Is there a way to disable this feature? I have gone to Control
Panel, Display, but I do not have a screen saver tab (which people keep
telling me to go to). How do I add a screen saver tab onto my system?
Mike Brannigan [MSFT] - 31 Oct 2004 01:29 GMT
> When I do not use my computer for about 15 minutes, a password screen pops
> up. I am then not able to get back into my computer with entering a
> password. Is there a way to disable this feature? I have gone to Control
> Panel, Display, but I do not have a screen saver tab (which people keep
> telling me to go to). How do I add a screen saver tab onto my system?
Control Panel ... Display ... Screen Saver (tab)
Uncheck the On resume Password Check box.

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> When I do not use my computer for about 15 minutes, a password screen pops
> up. I am then not able to get back into my computer with entering a
> password. Is there a way to disable this feature? I have gone to Control
> Panel, Display, but I do not have a screen saver tab (which people keep
> telling me to go to). How do I add a screen saver tab onto my system?
bigando - 31 Oct 2004 05:40 GMT
just right click your desktop the click the screen saver tab the deselect the
on resume, pasword protect or change the time to resume your password protect
> When I do not use my computer for about 15 minutes, a password screen pops
> up. I am then not able to get back into my computer with entering a
> password. Is there a way to disable this feature? I have gone to Control
> Panel, Display, but I do not have a screen saver tab (which people keep
> telling me to go to). How do I add a screen saver tab onto my system?