my stupid system

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Re: my stupid system

@teggy

for the file execution message, try the following:

Click Start, and then click Run.
In the Open box, type gpedit.msc, and then click OK.
Expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates and click System.
In the right pane double-click Verbose vs normal status messages.
Click ‘DISABLED’ and then click OK.
Close the Group Policy Object Editor
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There are a few solutions for the sleep/wake issue as well, depending on which Operating System you have.

i dont really see system option under administrative templates.

Firstly, you can disable Hibernate mode when closing the lid.

How to Stop Laptop/Notebook Goes To Sleep or Hibernation when Closing Lid in Windows Vista

1. Log on to your computer as an administrator. Click on Start, go to Control Panel → System and Maintenance → Power Options.
2. Click on Change plan settings for the currently active plan.
3. Click on Change advanced power settings link.
4. In the “Power Options” dialog box’s “Advanced Settings” tab for the active power plan, expand Power buttons and lid.
5. Expand Lid close action.
6. Change the value to Do nothing for “Lid close action” by selecting a new option from drop down menufor both On battery and Plugged in.
7. Based on own preference, it’s possible to set other action from the menu too. Available for selection is Do nothing, Sleep, Hibernate and Shutdown.
8. Click OK button.

How to Disable Notebook Computer to Stand By or Hibernate on Closing Lid in Windows XP

1. Log on to your computer as an administrator. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2. Click Performance and Maintenance.
3. Click Power Options.
4. Click Advanced tab.
5. Under “Power buttons” section, select Do nothing from drop down menu for When I close the lid on my portable computer option.
6. Again, any other settings such as Stand by and Hibernate can be set based on own preference.
7. Click OK button.

Disable and Prevent Laptop or Notebook from Sleep (Standby) or Hibernate When Closing the Lid My Digital Life
I hope those settings help you out.

Second solution maybe to go to your screen saver settings (i forgot how to get that for XP) but for Vista, you right-click anywhere on desktop, click Personalize.
Then click Screen Saver
Click Change Power Settings
On the left hand side column, click Choose when to turn off the display.
Now you will be able to select how long after inactivity your computer display should turn off, and now soon your computer should go to sleep.

This option might allow you to wake the PC quicker w/out having to reboot.

i have increased the time after which my monitor should turn off and the settings u mentioned were already so