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A workaround to prevent auto-sleep after scheduled wake
Neither of the above comments get what's going on here. Once a machine goes to sleep, whether the machine is logged on or the desktop is locked, it will wake up to the authentication screen if in security you have "Require password to wake..." set . If no one enters a password, it will go back to sleep in 30 seconds. Having it wake up to an account that does not require authentication, is the only way to avoid it going back to sleep. No?
A workaround to prevent auto-sleep after scheduled wake
Actually, "Derivatize" does have it right. When you go to the login window first (from the fast user switching menu) and then click the "sleep" button from there, it will just return to the login window the next time it wakes. It will NOT go back to sleep after 30 seconds. (I suspect it reverts to the usual energy saver settings.) |
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