Have you checked if it is a bios setting?

RP

On 13/12/06, tinu b <tinu.piclist@gmail.com> wrote:
> situation:
>
> i have a server, running winxp, that is waked up on lan.
>
> i.e. when it gets a wol command, it wakes up, but does not log-in to the
> user, which has been logged in before. instead, it shows a wake up screen,
> which waits for me to click on the default user icon.
>
> as the computer is in a remote location, no one will click on the icon, and
> the pc goes back to sleep after a very short time (about 2 minutes), if
> there is no data traffic on the lan.
>
>
>
> question:
>
> i need to increase the time, the computer waits before going back to sleep,
> to about half an hour.
>
> how can i do this?
>
>
>
> idea1:
>
> the time, configured in the windows power control settings seems to have no
> influence on the 'going back to sleep'-time, as long as the wake up screen
> is showed. as soon as a user is logged in, the configured 30minuts time to
> 'going back to sleep' seems to work.
>
> so one solution would be to enforce the pc not to show the wake up screen,
> but to automatically log in.
>
> unfortunately, the autologon settings in the registry only work after
> booting from zero, but not after waking up from standby.
>
>
>
> idea2:
>
> is there a way to configure the time to 'going back to sleep' for the case
> that no user is logged in?
>
> thanx!
>
> tino
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