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You don't by chance have a 3rd party wifi management app installed do you, like those that Dell or HP install, or one of those for a 3G connection? Had a client a few weeks ago that couldn't connect to his router, turned out to be a wireless connection app from Sprint causing it.
You don't by chance have a 3rd party wifi management app installed do you, like those that Dell or HP install, or one of those for a 3G connection? Had a client a few weeks ago that couldn't connect to his router, turned out to be a wireless connection app from Sprint causing it.
I believe she's using the latest from the manufacturer. At least that's the last I heard.
I've mentioned it. She prefers to let it go to sleep so it wakes up to the log in screen.
You can still get that affect without it going to sleep. Set the monitor to turn itself off after 10 minutes or so, and make it require a password after 10 minutes or whichever time you set the monitor to go off.
You can still get that affect without it going to sleep. Set the monitor to turn itself off after 10 minutes or so, and make it require a password after 10 minutes or whichever time you set the monitor to go off.
AFAIK Windows has no such option as turning the monitor off is a power management setting, however applying a screensaver will give the password option.
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