Black screen after 2 minutes of inactivity.

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• Windows auto-serrures after 10 minutes of inactivity.

  Can someone help me solve this problem? Windows Vista sends me back the connection after 10 minutes of inactivity screen, which becomes inconvenient when there is 5 to 10 times a day. First of all, it is NOT related to the screen saver, I have the "on RESUME, display login" unchecked, as well as my screen saver is disabled. It is also not related to the option to sleep in the advanced power settings, I have my computer never sleep. Vista is not sleep, hibernation, Logging Off ot, it is blocking. Basically it's just to send me back the login screen after 10 minutes of inactivity, and when I log in all my stuff is still there. Web pages or applications I had open are all still there, but it's always a pain the the _ because if I have any program configured to run automatically (as virus scans etc.) in the middle of the night programs start if the system is locked.

  I searched online for a while and could not find any help. It seems that everyone who has this problem just gets told to check their settings to screen saver and power, but this problem is not related to those.

  Hey Nick,

  This is sometimes possible when you computer from the fan or the computer gets hot. Go to BIOS and enable two fans cause by default only one fan is turned on.

  Let me know it works...

  DOM.

• Screen saver goes to black screen after a few minutes

  My screensaver goes to a black screen after a few minutes

  Hello

  It is supposed to do that by default

  normally a screensaver lights after 10 minutes then after another 10 minutes, the screen will become black according to the parameters of exact time for her

  It is a function of energy saving

  If your problem is different from the above, please explain in more detail

• How can I make the computer sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity on the logon screen?

  Original title: How to sleep in the login screen?

  How can I make the computer sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity on the logon screen? Currently, on the login screen, white screen, but the computer is still running. Sleeping would save a lot of energy because the computer is used most of the time.

  Hi Phil.Ganchev,
   
  Using a laptop or a desktop computer?
   
  The reason for this question is, if you have a plugged AC adapter you must set power accordingly as opposed to laptop settings battery operated.
   
  I suggest you head over to the power settings and create your own power management.
   
  a. power by clicking on the Start button, open the Options click on the Control Panel, clicking system and security, and then clicking Power Options.
  
  (b) according to the plan you want to change, click on change plan settings.
  
  c. on the parameters of change in the plan page, choose "Put the computer to sleep" that you want to use when your computer is running on battery (if applicable) and when it is plugged.
  (Change in 5 minutes for the batteries and sector)
   
  Reference:
   
  Power plans: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/power-plans-frequently-asked-questions
  
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• I put my screen saver to turn on after 1 minute of inactivity. It does not

  I put my screen saver to turn on after 1 minute of inactivity. He does not. I followed the instructions for the Dell Studio PC monitor owner, without success (i.e. type msconfig in the search field, etc.). Could it have something to do with the type of computer that I use (IT ' has an ASUS K52F series)?

  It would be useful to know what checks you did already [especially because your reference in msconfig means you did not hurt already].

  I assume you have checked the installation was properly completed and everything on the monitor & PC are in agreement.  I suppose also that you have checked the monitor & display settings in the display panel and checked power options.

  Check the entries in the Manager of devices for all the warnings, and then try to update drivers - particularly the card video than the one responsible for many problems of power management driver.

  Run the troubleshooter of power

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-power-Troubleshooter

  then run both the troubleshooters maintenance & Control Panel Performance, troubleshooting.

  If the settings you put in do not appear in the advanced power management options so watch this one then

  When you configure power options for the active power plan in Windows Vista or in Windows 7, the changes do not appear in the Power Options item in Control Panel

  If this does not help then run the System File Checker to repair corrupted in Win7 files
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833 there is additional guidance on this subject in sfc.exe/scannow

  Finally, check your hardware compatibility http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-gb/Default.aspx

  Good luck

• At the end of the factory restore, but black screen after "Windows has set up the computer.

  The model in question is VC863AA #UUW

  I want to get back the computer to the factory condition, so I rebooted and you press F11. Everything went exactly like this: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00814731#N72 (chapter "Start a restore from the hard drive and the computer is off")...

  .. until step 10, which States:

  "The computer restarts and continues in the installation of Windows. Complete the configuration screens and wait until the computer finishes the installation program. "Then turn off the computer, reconnect all devices and turn on the computer.

  Yes, the computer restarts. She continues in the Windows installation (it says "medan windows konfigurerar datorn Vanta", which means roughly "Please wait while Windows configures the computer"). After that which was for about 5-10 minutes, the text disappears and the computer restarts by itself.

  After that, he gives a normal load Windows Vista bar and after that black screen. It seems to be a little bit alive but jammed somehow. If I let it be for several hours, he goes to the standby mode. If I wake up, he still won't. I can plug a USB another keyboard and he will make some access to hard drive (load a driver probably). I can press the sleep button and it will go into sleep mode. But if I press the power button / stop briefly, it will NOT stop.

  So finally, after several hours I forced to shut down (by pressing the power button / stop longer). When I start it, it goes back to behave as explained in the previous paragraph.

  If I press F8 during startup and select Safe mode, it goes in safe mode and I get dialogue indicating in Finnish:

  «Asenna Windows: Windows ei voi suorittaa vikasietotilassa asennusta.» See devam fenetresdans asennusta uudelleen tietokoneen kaynnistamalla. »

  Rough translation:

  "Installation of Windows: Windows cannot complete installation in safe mode." "You can continue the installation by restarting the computer.

  If I restart the computer, it goes back to the black screen after the windows loading bar.

  This suggests that there is something in the installation of Windows who jams it.

  I can install Windows Vista from a Vista DVD, but then I can't use the software included with the computer. (App States installation cannot install on a machine that is unauthorized, then of course they are looking for some OEM HP things.)

  Any suggestions on how to fix jam that continues with installing Recovery Windows or how to install the software on a normal Vista would be very appreciated.

  I solved the problem. Good thing I didn't order the restore disks, because that would not have solved the problem.

  I decided to post it because I don't know there will be others who have HP Pavilion Elite m9754sc and will have to face this problem of a black screen after the restoration.

  The fact is that the restore worked perfectly, but in this display card driver is buggy and it causes the screen to go black.

  I thought that what I installed fresh Vista which worked until I installed the driver from the recovery partition display. I tried VGA, outputs HDMI and DVI on the factory installed GeForce GT220 and none worked.

  A defective display driver should normally be no problem we could go in safe mode and fix it to the it. But as with the recovery goes to pre install state (ask what language to use etc.), safe mode does not work.

  So the solution is to unlock the display of the motherboard connectors and remove the factory installed GeForce GT220. Once the recovery and installation of Windows is finished using the graphics card integrated motherboards, you can reconnect the GeForce GT220 and get a updated driver with safe mode.

• my computer disconnects me after 3 minutes of inactivity. P6310y model number

  My computer disconnects me after 3 minutes of inactivity. Model p6310y model numbert

  Hello

  Open windows control panel. Open preferences, click on screen saver link at the bottom right, and in the next window, uncheck the box next to "in»the logon screen curriculum vitae  Click on apply, then Ok to save the change.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Black screen after the windows login

  Hi, I have a HP Pavilion DV7 notebook with Windows 7 Home Premium installed on it. A problem I've noticed is that, once I connect to windows during a boot, the screen is black for about 1-2 minutes. After awhile, explorer.exe would with desktop, taskbar and icons. I am concerned about this 1 to 2 minutes of black screen after the boot as it did not exist previously. I know I have options such as restoring the computer laptop back to the default state, or by using the system restore. However, I don't want to lose all my stuff, and with respect to the restoration of the system, I'm not sure when the problem happening, as it was some time ago. I have read a Microsoft article, (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/why-is-my-screen-black-when-i-start-windows-7) and tried all the steps with the graphics card and the regestry, but nothing seems to work.

  -Task Manager is able to open when the screen is black (shows explorer.exe running)

  -J' have the drivers on the HP support site

  -laptop is HP Pavilion DV7 3024ca

  You will need to login using the method of trial and error. Please uncheck all of the MSCONFIG Startup tab and restart the system. If the black screen issue is resolved, then check out an application every time and restart the system. This will help you to identify the program interfere.

• Black screen after start - "Video_tdr_failure atikmpag.sys.

  Original title: black screen after startup

  A few days ago I accidentally dropped my laptop I was trying to pick it up. It froze and I used the power button to stop it. The next day, it worked very well, I played a game, but then the screen got all blurry and it froze again. Therefore, whenever I started it normally, I would get a blank screen. But in Safe Mode, it worked fine.

  I assumed it was my hard drive, I got a new and it seemed to work very well, I had reinstalled W7. Until I tried to install the updates and it the screen went white again. I used the system restore and got it to do work. Then decided to move to W10.

  After the upgrade, the pc restarted with a white screen, I have it connected to the TV with an hdmi cable while you try to start it, then the screen worked fine. He stayed very well until I tried to install the updates. It would not just start up. He gave to the page «Video_tdr_failure atikmpag.sys»

  I returned to Windows 7 and now it always starts with a blank screen.

  * the screen works very well throughout the boot process

  And works fine in Safe Mode *.

  Chances are, at least (if not more) there is now a default in the video circuits.

  Be aware, the laptops are very delicate animals.  This type of accident will most often mean end of system life.  The biggest problem is the cost of the repairs in such a situation.  The pieces are almost all owners - read overvalued.  Repairs made by technicians who are not deeply experienced in the setting of your particular brand/model are often insufficiently.  Which leads you onto the OEM repair service that is overvalued.

  The result is that once a laptop is spent on the brand of 3 years, repair of such a system in such circumstances: the replacement more often.

  Well consider a desktop computer type for a replacement.  They are cheaper to begin with, usually more powerful - sometimes by a factor of 2, are easily repairable using components of off - the shelf that are commonly available and one made by several competitors.   Desktop computers usually hold up well almost two times longer.  From an ergonomic point of view, laptops are considered experts machines of 20 minutes.  Use of meaning beyond that time can be bad for your health.

• AFTER TWO MINUTES OF INACTIVITY, I AM BACK TO WHERE I LOG IN AS A USER AND ENTER MY PASSWORD AND THEN TAKES ME TO ANY PAGE OF THE APP I WAS USING

  AFTER TWO MINUTES OF INACTIVITY, I AM BACK TO WHERE I LOG IN AS A USER AND ENTER MY PASSWORD AND THEN TAKES ME TO ANY PAGE OF THE APP I WAS USING

  AFTER TWO MINUTES OF INACTIVITY, I AM BACK TO WHERE I LOG IN AS A USER AND ENTER MY PASSWORD AND THEN TAKES ME TO ANY PAGE OF THE APP I WAS USING

  Hello

  Click on desktop and select Customize.

  Click the screen saver icon on the bottom of the window.

  In the window of the screensaver, remove the check mark from the résumé shows the lock screen.

  Click Apply/OK.

  Explanation:

  Even if a screen saver is not enabled if you select the summary option, the system will automatically display the lock screen when the idle time is reached.

  Concerning

• Pavilion 15 - p065tx: Pavilion 15 - p065tx, black screen after BIOS update recommended by HP assistant

  System reboot with black screen after accepting the update of the BIOS recommended by HP assistant this morning. AC power on at least three hours of waiting after the process completed successfully with auto update reboots always.

  Power light is on. Wired broadband light is turned on. Light CAP LOCK keyboard and led speaker hold noway.

  Hard reset has been tried 3 times with no improvement.

  External monitor is connected but no signal has been out of the laptop, screen is black.

  Done a few times this page to reset the BIOS setting blindly:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02217843

  BEEPS heard when you press F10 or F5 during procedures. But still black screen.

  What can I try again?  Please advice kindly!

  Hi @ sokw,

  I have read and reviewed the post. Thanks for your reply. It seems that bios is damaged, and that is why the computer does not start. As it cannot be fixed by any software troubleshooting, you will need to contact the HP support by phone for the machine.

  HP technical support are available by clicking on the following link:
  
  http://h22207.www2.HP.com/us-en/?openCLC=true
  
  (1) once the page opens, please select the country in which you are located. Then enter your model of HP on the right number.
  
  (2) then choose "Contact the Support" tab at the top and scroll to the bottom of the page "HP Support - contact" to fill out the form with your details.
  
  (3) Once finished, click the "Show Options" at the bottom right.
  
  (4) Finally, scroll to the bottom of the page and select "Get a phone number." A file number and telephone number will now fill for you.

  I hope this helps. I would like to know how this happens. I really hope that the problem is solved without hassle and the unit works very well. Believe me, I've done everything I can to help by keeping your interests in mind. Please reach out for questions and I'll be there for you help.

  Just to say thank youPlease click the ' Thumbs Up 'button to give a Kudos to appreciate my efforts to help me. If it helps, Please mark this "accepted Solution" because it will help many other people with the same problem to get it resolved without hassle.

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• Persistent black screen after startup on Satellite Pro A210 (PSAFHE)

  Need help, need advice on how to solve a persistant problem with black screen after put into initial service.

  Initially its fine but after the initial Toshiba of the screen just goes black, and the rest in this way, the PC stays on. Have you tried F8 options but all result in the same.

  Help please.

  Hello

  You can access the BIOS by pressing F2?
  Boot from a boot as Recovery DVD disk?

  If both is not possible, I'm afraid you have a serious hardware problem m.
  In this case, I get just speculate on the affected parts. Maybe his problem GPU or motherboard who knows

• Black screen after flashing to latest BIOS

  Nothing but black screen after flashing the latest bios (fan, leds work)...

  I can do, or that of new bios/motherboard can help? (I tried to rest the battery, press F8...) Thanks in advance

  I presume that the BIOS is doomed. What you need is a professional help with this then contact the nearest service provider and ask for help.

  By the way: check this forum using the advanced search option. In the past, I have seen several interesting discussions on BIOS recovery. I m quite skeptical on this subject but maybe you will be lucky and find the solution.

• Black screen after the mode 'sleep'

  My laptop never wakes fashion "Eve" and just keep with the dreaded black screen.

  If anyone has had this problem or have solutions?

  I am currently using a hardware, operating system.

  This message can help,

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-lockups-freezes-hangs/Pavilion-DV6-black-screen-after-sleep-mode/TD-p/527033

• Re: Satellite L675-10 t black screen after disassembly problem

  Hi all

  I recently had some problems with my L675-10T overheating, even when I was with a big fan of cooling for the games.

  I realized that the problem resulted from blocked exhaust and dust and it is why, after reading and watching the many tutorials, I opened my laptop computer successfully and all cleaned up.

  The temperature dropped to 20 c and I was happy.

  The next night, however, took my laptop and headed for the living room, and it will stop.
  Black screen and nothing passed. So I ran to the internet and found this solution, it worked btw.

  1. turn off your computer
  2. unplug all wires (including energy)
  3. disconnect the battery from the bottom of the computer.
  4 re - connect the power cable. (the battery should not be in the computer)
  5. turn power on. The screen works. Choose start windows normally. (if you get this screen)

  The thing is, the same thing happened to me this morning as well.
  Twice in 2 days and im a little worried I did something wrong during Assembly of the laptop or something. Any ideas? Or do I keep accountant with the above solution?
  Looks like a mess of power upwards of sorts.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  I assume that this question has not happened before you have disassembled the laptop. Right?
  To be honest this similar issue happened to me to. The portable light not (black screen) after I'm entered in the mode 'sleep'. However, this happened only once

  It s hard to tell why this happened to you it of not impossible that you have damaged something for disassembled the procedure.

  However, the fact is that the warranty is not valid more because you opened the laptop. That is why any approach (especially parts replacement) to solve this problem would cost money.
  So ultimately it s your decision: a technician visit to downtown to see the pieces of equipment or keep your stay with the workaround mentioned above.