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I run some big tests that execute for several hours. The ideal would be to
have the computer go to sleep when finished. When I get back to it, I could
wake it and look at the results. I would even be happy to just have the
computer sit there and wait in a fully functional state. However, when it
finishes, it does an auto logoff and I lose the results.
I have set these options --
Power setting is set to Never put the computer to sleep.
Local Policies/Security Options/Network security: Force logoff when logon
hours expire is set to disabled.
Local Policies/Microsoft network server: Amount of idle time required before
suspending session is set to 99999 minutes.
Is anyone aware of any other options that might enact the logoff? Thank-you.
have the computer go to sleep when finished. When I get back to it, I could
wake it and look at the results. I would even be happy to just have the
computer sit there and wait in a fully functional state. However, when it
finishes, it does an auto logoff and I lose the results.
I have set these options --
Power setting is set to Never put the computer to sleep.
Local Policies/Security Options/Network security: Force logoff when logon
hours expire is set to disabled.
Local Policies/Microsoft network server: Amount of idle time required before
suspending session is set to 99999 minutes.
Is anyone aware of any other options that might enact the logoff? Thank-you.