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October 26th 06, 03:18 AM
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Is this a new security feature or is my computer haunted?
If my wireless Logitech keyboard is moved out of range of the reciever, my
computer will automatically lock and then go to sleep until I move the keyboard back in range... I am running a standard cheapie Logitech wireless combo on Vista RC2. My mobo is a Gigabyte K8U-939 with 2GB DDR and an Athlon 64 4200+. Video card is an AGP nVidia 6800 Ultra. I can't seem to find any info about this "problem" anywhere and it really freaked me out the first few times it happened. I thought my computer could somehow tell I stood up from the chair and secured itself for my absence. Thanks for any help! 
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October 26th 06, 09:11 PM
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Is this a new security feature or is my computer haunted?
I think I have the same wireless keyboard and mouse, let me see if I have
the same problem when I get home. I have used the mouse from across the room with no problem. "jbzcar" wrote in message news  If my wireless Logitech keyboard is moved out of range of the reciever, my computer will automatically lock and then go to sleep until I move the keyboard back in range... I am running a standard cheapie Logitech wireless combo on Vista RC2. My mobo is a Gigabyte K8U-939 with 2GB DDR and an Athlon 64 4200+. Video card is an AGP nVidia 6800 Ultra. I can't seem to find any info about this "problem" anywhere and it really freaked me out the first few times it happened. I thought my computer could somehow tell I stood up from the chair and secured itself for my absence. Thanks for any help!
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