tutagrid.blogg.se - Display going to sleep

In case of local desktop Set all options in Sleep to "Never" and in case Agent is Windows 10 VM then Set all options in Power & Sleep to "Never".

In Windows 10 Open Power Options by right clicking on the start menu and clicking on Power Options.

Note: Due to security policy requirements some organizations doesn't allow switching off "Power and Sleep" mode settings on development/test machines, in that case host your Agent on virtual machine and perform below Power and Sleep mode changes there. Turn off Power and Sleep mode settings will ensure that your agent machine doesn't get locked or goes to sleep mode automatically. To make sure that agent machine is not locked due to power and sleep mode settings user must perform below two steps: If you are unsure of the video type, select the option to load the Factory Default Setting (provided you are uing the video provided when the system was pruchased.By default windows Powers and Sleep settings are configured in way that screen get locked after specific interval of time. The system will reboot automatically and it will show the BIOS screen and boot up with the signal going to the video option selected.

Scroll down to that setting and modify it to your video adapter type. Scroll right to the third option (Advanced) and note the video will be different from what it is supposed to be. It took several attempts to get to the BIOS by powering on the system and hitting the key and eventually I succeeded to the BIOS. The solution is you have to reset the Video setting in the BIOS. I performed a Microsoft update (which didn't cause the problem) ad hence I had a new giant door stop. I took sometime for the penny to drop but the problem was that the video signal was being trasmitted to a different port. I have a DX2400 and I encountered this problem. The cause of the problem is that somehow the BOIS setting for the video has changed.