Some more details of "Dell Alienware Aurora ALX Desktop Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit, locking me out and asking for my PW even within a minute or two of keyboard/mouse inactivity but allows me in when I type in the Password"
At system boot, a small window flashes in and out: "Entering Powersave mode", So I modified all settings related to the monitor Power Options and Sleep - set them all to "Never!". No use!
When,as an Admin, I get locked out, My Profile Photo with my screen name is displayed with the word "Locked" below that and below that is a window asking for my Password and below that is an option to "Shift User"! . User Account Modification has no provision to knock out this annoyance.
I have not allowed any Guest User. So there is no point in using "Shift User" - I tried that too! No use!
This PC does not have wireless connectivity - so no malicious intrusion is possible.
There are no viruses, trojans, spyware, malware etc.,
This problem has been there right from Day 1 and therefore it may not be the result of some system files getting corrupted during Windows Updates, Install /
Uninstall of HW and SW etc.,
I have not come across any PC user who has this problem. Some unfortunate netizens have been permanently locked out, I read!
I do not know whether this is a special feature of Gaming PCs - mine is one although I do not play games with it!
Re-installing Windows 7 has not helped either.
I look forward to a solution!
Thanx!
At system boot, a small window flashes in and out: "Entering Powersave mode", So I modified all settings related to the monitor Power Options and Sleep - set them all to "Never!". No use!
When,as an Admin, I get locked out, My Profile Photo with my screen name is displayed with the word "Locked" below that and below that is a window asking for my Password and below that is an option to "Shift User"! . User Account Modification has no provision to knock out this annoyance.
I have not allowed any Guest User. So there is no point in using "Shift User" - I tried that too! No use!
This PC does not have wireless connectivity - so no malicious intrusion is possible.
There are no viruses, trojans, spyware, malware etc.,
This problem has been there right from Day 1 and therefore it may not be the result of some system files getting corrupted during Windows Updates, Install /
Uninstall of HW and SW etc.,
I have not come across any PC user who has this problem. Some unfortunate netizens have been permanently locked out, I read!
I do not know whether this is a special feature of Gaming PCs - mine is one although I do not play games with it!
Re-installing Windows 7 has not helped either.
I look forward to a solution!
Thanx!