Re: Simulate Activity To Avoid Timeout and Re-Logon?
From: SAR I (mail_at_nospam.com)
Date: 01/12/05
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Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 23:20:26 -0500
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I did right-click and check properties and the screen saver option is gone.
I appreciate the consideration of my job, but I'm in no position to get in
trouble over this. It's an over-reaction......not looking to steal any data
or do anything to compromise the network. Just want a program to jiggle my
mouse every 10 minutes so that if I leave my desk for a bit I don't have to
re-logon.
Does such a thing exist?
TIA
"Steve Shattuck" <steve@shattuck.net> wrote in message
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>> My new admin decided to lock down our computers at work and after every
>> 15 minutes of inactivity, a screensaver kicks in and then I've got to
>> enter my userid/password....very annoying.
>
>> Anyone know of a fix for this and/or a program that jiggles the mouse or
>> simulates activity so that this nasty screensaver timeout doesn't occur?
>
> All of my clients have a no-tolerance rule, alter the corporate security
> protocol, and instant termination. I have a client that terminated a
> Senior VP in fact.
>
> If your Admin is worth his weight in salt, he will really have any tools
> to do this locked down as well. Just in case, right click on the desktop
> and see if you can get to the display properties and change it back. And
> if you get caught, don't blame me if your employer cans you.
>
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