I have the exact same problem. Did you happend to find any solution?
thanks.



Pauli Taglia wrote:

Disable/Prevent auto-logoff
03-???-09

calphalon wrote:


Bye-bye boo-boo.

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calphalon;1050677 Wrote:
After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...

How does one disable the auto-logoff in vista?! I've search high and
low in display settings, power management, group policies, and have also
tried numerous 'net' commands in cmd with no luck. I use logmein from
another computer in my home and watch movies to a computer connected to
my tv. However, im getting VERY frustrated at how I must come back to my
computer to have to log back in through logmein since after 15-30 mins
the stupid thing keeps logging off! I can't watch a full movie without
atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!

Try this:Control PanelPower Options(on the left side) Require a
password on wakeup (elevate previlliges) and check "don't require a
password"


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Flavius

calphalon;1050677 Wrote:
After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...

How does one disable the auto-logoff in vista?! I've search high and
low in display settings, power management, group policies, and have also
tried numerous 'net' commands in cmd with no luck. I use logmein from
another computer in my home and watch movies to a computer connected to
my tv. However, im getting VERY frustrated at how I must come back to my
computer to have to log back in through logmein since after 15-30 mins
the stupid thing keeps logging off! I can't watch a full movie without
atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!

Try this:Control PanelPower Options(on the left side) Require a
password on wakeup (elevate previlliges) and check "don't require a
password"


--
Flavius

OMG thank u so much!! I have been trying to figure this problem out since
recent updates had mine automatically logging me out during movies as well.
THANKS =D

"Flavius" wrote:


calphalon;1050677 Wrote:
After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...

How does one disable the auto-logoff in vista?! I've search high and
low in display settings, power management, group policies, and have also
tried numerous 'net' commands in cmd with no luck. I use logmein from
another computer in my home and watch movies to a computer connected to
my tv. However, im getting VERY frustrated at how I must come back to my
computer to have to log back in through logmein since after 15-30 mins
the stupid thing keeps logging off! I can't watch a full movie without
atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!

Try this:Control PanelPower Options(on the left side) Require a
password on wakeup (elevate previlliges) and check "don't require a
password"


--
Flavius

OMG thank u so much!! I have been trying to figure this problem out since
recent updates had mine automatically logging me out during movies as well.
THANKS =D

"Flavius" wrote:


calphalon;1050677 Wrote:
After countless hours of searching I've found no answer...

How does one disable the auto-logoff in vista?! I've search high and
low in display settings, power management, group policies, and have also
tried numerous 'net' commands in cmd with no luck. I use logmein from
another computer in my home and watch movies to a computer connected to
my tv. However, im getting VERY frustrated at how I must come back to my
computer to have to log back in through logmein since after 15-30 mins
the stupid thing keeps logging off! I can't watch a full movie without
atleast getting up 4-5 times during it and moving the mouse around to
prevent the idle auto-logoff or having to log back in...ANY HELP?!

Try this:Control PanelPower Options(on the left side) Require a
password on wakeup (elevate previlliges) and check "don't require a
password"


--
Flavius